Manufacture a reliable, tailored AI advisor. Multiply your reach.
We partner with your team:
- forward-deployed data science
- a Workbench to train, test, release and evaluate agents
- a personal analyst for every business team
- quality stays with you
Where our people have delivered
Service + Workbench → explai Data Advisor
Forward-deployed, AI-accelerated
We work alongside your data scientists:
- we take on the hard analysis
- then we train an agent
- the agent handles the repeatable work under your standards
Workbench tailors and quality-assures agents, data, knowledge and decision models.
Advisor feeds back traces and learnings for evaluation and tuning.
How analytics leaders put explai to work
Reduced-risk empowerment for the business
Stand up a function-level AI advisor that IT and risk can live with: business moves faster and Data Science keeps control, without a six-week wait per request.
Train, eval, release
Use the Workbench to harden agents against golden answers as usage scales across the company.
Wire where data already lives
Data warehouses, databases, and business systems: quick wins instead of risky cutovers. Local installation available.
Answers to what people actually ask
What is the “explai Workbench”?
It’s the middle piece of explai’s blueprint: a forward-deployed, AI-accelerated data scientist plus the explai Workbench (the platform where your team trains, tests, releases, monitors, and improves agents, knowledge, and predictive models), together producing the explai Data Advisor your business actually uses.
How do you keep AI agents from going off-policy once they’re handling repeat work?
Domain knowledge and ongoing feedback keep every agent on-policy, hardened against golden answers before it ever reaches the business. It’s data science in a box: your analytics team’s capacity, without the headcount, and still under your standards.
Can this run in our own private cloud instead of a shared or public one?
Yes, it’s private by design: company-private cloud or a local install, with a transparent trail of what data and definitions fed every answer.
Is it explai or explain?
explai, no “n” at the end. The name comes from explainable AI. Search engines sometimes correct “explai” to “explain”; if that happens, go to explai.com directly.
Give the business an AI advisor. Keep Data Science in the driver’s seat.
Start with an AI-readiness profile on your data and knowledge, then decide how deep you want the first AI advisor to go, with your data science standards intact.
































