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Introducing AxP: the AI Transformation (AX) Platform

AxP brings Dudl and N-Sight together as one sovereign AI harness, so enterprises can run agentic automation on their own data, inside their own infrastructure.

The letters AxP drawn in outline, with a dot at the center of the x

Most enterprise AI projects stall at the same point: the data that matters most — contracts, claims, case files, records — cannot leave the building. AxP is built for exactly that constraint.

AxP, the AI Transformation (AX) Platform, brings agentic AI and workflow automation to everyday enterprise operations. It runs on-premises, in a hybrid setup, or fully air-gapped — next to the data, not somewhere else.

AxP: enterprise data feeds Dudl, the Enterprise Knowledge Engine, which passes knowledge to N-Sight, the Agentic Decision Engine; outcomes flow back to Dudl, and six products run on top. AxP runs on-prem, hybrid or air-gapped.

Two engines, one platform

AxP is built from two engines that work as a pair: one turns information into knowledge, the other turns knowledge into decisions.

  • Dudl, the Enterprise Knowledge Engine, turns scattered documents, records and data into one AI-ready knowledge base — versioned, connected and cited.
  • N-Sight, the Agentic Decision Engine, puts AI agents to work on that knowledge and makes decisions that can be trusted and traced, with a person in the loop where it matters.

Knowledge flows from Dudl to N-Sight; outcomes flow back. Every reviewed decision, correction and escalation makes the knowledge base more complete, so the platform improves on the organization’s own cases.

Dudl N-Sight
Role Enterprise Knowledge Engine Agentic Decision Engine
Takes in Documents, scans, records, system data Tasks, cases and requests
Produces One AI-ready, cited knowledge base Decisions and actions, each with its evidence
Keeps control through Versioning, access rules, source links Business rules, human sign-off, audit trail
Learns from New and updated sources Reviews, corrections and outcomes

Six products, one pipeline

On top of AxP run six products — Knowledge Builder, N-OCR Expert, Document Operator, Operations Copilot, Admin Copilot and Service Copilot. Each new use case is configured on the same pipeline rather than built from scratch, so the second project is faster than the first.

Every decision, traceable

Every answer AxP gives is tied back to its sources, the rules that were applied and the people who reviewed it. That is what lets regulated teams move from pilots to production — and explain any outcome to an auditor or a regulator.

Deployed where the data lives

Where AxP runs Data leaves?
On-Prem The organization’s own data center Never
Hybrid Sensitive work local; the rest in a private cloud Only what is chosen
Air-gapped A network with no outside connection Never — there is no route out

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