Platform & Data

Enterprise RAG

Retrieval-augmented generation over your documents, policies and product data — so AI answers from your facts instead of its training.

4–8 weeks

RAG connects a language model to your live knowledge through a vector index, which is what you want whenever the underlying facts change. We build the whole path — ingestion, chunking, embedding, retrieval and grounded generation — with the discipline that matters most in production: the model cites what it found and says it does not know rather than filling the gap.

What this solves

  • AI answering from general training rather than your documentation
  • Knowledge spread across wikis, PDFs and people’s heads
  • Answers going stale the moment a document changes
  • No way to see why the model said what it said

What you get

  • Document ingestion and chunking pipeline
  • Vector index with a re-indexing path as content changes
  • Grounded generation with source attribution
  • Explicit "not found" behaviour instead of invention
  • Evaluation set to measure retrieval quality

Technology

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Where we've deployed it

Frequently asked

What is the difference between RAG and LLM fine-tuning?

RAG connects a model to your live data through a vector database and is the right choice for knowledge that changes — documents, policies, catalogues, internal wikis. Fine-tuning bakes domain language and behaviour into the model weights and is the right choice for specialised jargon, consistent formatting, and cutting inference cost at high volume. We recommend RAG for most use cases and fine-tuning where volume or language specificity justifies it. They combine well.

Talk to the engineers who build it

Tell us the problem and we'll tell you whether enterprise rag is the right answer — and what it would take.