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Solutions · Ontology modelling

Build your company's own ontology, with your domain experts.

FDEs work with your business team from system documentation, processes and real questions to design objects, relations and actions, connect data and publish. The model belongs to you and evolves with the business.

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Sound familiar?

Critical business knowledge lives in senior employees' heads

System field names are cryptic and nobody can fully explain them

Every AI project starts by re-learning the business from scratch

Change the data model and every report and integration downstream breaks

How we model

1

Understand

Interview the business; gather system docs, processes and the key questions.

2

Draft

The engine and FDEs draft objects, relations and actions; the business confirms each one.

3

Connect & publish

Connect data, preview on samples and publish the first version.

4

Hand over & evolve

Train your team and set up a steady iteration rhythm.

What you get

A first domain ontology

Objects, relations and actions covering one complete business domain.

Mappings & pipelines

From business systems into the ontology, continuously synced.

Business semantics

Concept and action descriptions written for agents to read.

Modelling guide & handover

So your team can maintain and extend it independently.

What you get

  • Business semantics become a company asset
  • New AI use cases reuse the same model
  • Every change is reviewable and traceable
  • Your team can maintain it on its own

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

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  • The ontology is yours. Every change happens in a draft and is published as a reviewed, traceable version. During the Scale phase FDEs train your team to maintain and extend it independently, and we can keep supporting you.

Turn your business into a world AI can understand.

Bring one concrete business problem. We'll tell you honestly whether it makes a good first use case.