Operating model
Define business objects, relationships, vocabulary, ownership, and the processes that move work forward.
The product
A decision layer for the way your company really works.
Connected data tells an agent what exists. Brainfish AI adds what it means, how your teams work with it, which calculations are authoritative, and where a person must decide.
Discuss your use caseDeterministic facts
Calculate credit, stock, lead time, margin, and other decision inputs in visible functions—not improvised model arithmetic.
Typed actions
Declare every proposed system change with accepted inputs, validations, permissions, and an idempotent execution path.
Human authority
Attach approval gates to value, risk, role, customer, or scenario. Silence never counts as approval.
Monitoring
Run agreed rules on a schedule or event, route exceptions to the right owner, and preserve the evidence behind each alert.
Decision record
Keep the sources consulted, rule version, proposed action, reviewer, and outcome together for operational review.
A controlled path
Build value before widening authority.
Observe
Read the systems and real examples behind one high-value workflow.
Model
Write the entities, functions, rules, permissions, and exception paths.
Rehearse
Replay representative historical cases and compare decisions with your team.
Pilot
Begin with read-only or approval-gated behavior and expand only after review.
Questions
What to know before a pilot.
Is Brainfish AI available now?
Does an agent receive open-ended write access?
Do we need to model the whole company?
Start with one decision
Bring the workflow your team knows by heart.
We’ll map the systems, facts, rules, and approval point before discussing a pilot.