dbEddie
Enterprise AI Workbench
Discover. Reason. Plan. Execute.
Enterprise Knowledge Landscape
It’s all there. Just not sure where.
Enterprises face a critical challenge: decades of fragmented IT and Process knowledge scattered across documentation solution, helpdesk tickets, shared drives and complex codebases—with original developers long gone. This knowledge drain forces teams into constrained decision-making during strategic projects and migrations, creating unnecessary risks and delays.
Found it. Just don’t understand what it means.
Discovery is only half the battle. Once the right documents, tickets, workflows, tables, or code are found, teams are left to decode unclear terminology, undocumented logic, obsolete assumptions, and hidden dependencies. What appears to be available knowledge often lacks the context needed to act on it confidently making modernization, migrations, audits, and process changes slower, riskier, and more dependent on scarce expert interpretation.
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Discover. Reason. Plan. Execute.
In today’s complex digital enterprise, teams need intelligent solutions that can instantly find the right knowledge, explain what it means, and support confident execution.
Agentic AI solutions are now mature enough to address this challenge by turning scattered information into actionable guidance and coordinated action. Beyond recommendations, they can help initiate and execute real business steps such as approvals, code updates, configuration changes, workflow actions, and system updates, enabling organizations to move faster, reduce risk, and make better decisions when it matters most.
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Comprehensive Agentic AI Workbench
A feature-rich, enterprise-managed Agentic AI platform focused on deep enterprise integration, corporate brain establishment, AI sovereignty, observability, detailed agentic and cost control, and agent-human collaborative work modes.
Designed from the ground up to be enterprise-ready, with the security, governance, deployment flexibility, and operational controls required for government, defence, and other high-assurance environments.
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Features
Choose your LLM
Select the language model that best fits each enterprise use case, from cloud-based models such as Claude and OpenAI to on-premise served models such as DeepSeek* or GLM*.
Organizations can balance capability, cost, latency, privacy, and regulatory needs by choosing the right model for each workload.
This flexibility avoids lock-in, supports cost optimization, and allows sensitive workloads to run on controlled infrastructure when required.
Enterprise Authentication
Select the language model that best fits each enterprise use case, from Claude and OpenAI to on-premise served models such as DeepSeek* or GLM*.
Organizations can balance capability, cost, latency, privacy, and regulatory needs by choosing the right model for the right workload.
This avoids lock-in while allowing sensitive workloads to run on controlled infrastructure when required.
Project Focus Mode
Enable teams and specialized AI agents to collaborate in shared projects around a common business objective.
Teams can bring together relevant content, assign skill-focused agents, discover information, reason across context, and plan next-best actions for use cases such as reverse engineering, requirements definition, deep studies, and research.
Where execution is enabled, dbEddie can connect to enterprise tools to support approved operational actions, governed by access controls, auditability, and defined approval boundaries.
Cost Control
Track token usage by teams, members, agents, and workflows with clear visibility into consumption patterns. Allocate budgets, set usage limits, monitor spend, and identify high-cost activities—helping enterprises scale AI adoption responsibly while maintaining financial control and accountability. Working together.
Corporate Brain
A corporate brain is established by capturing knowledge generated across users, projects, documents, systems, and agent interactions.
User and project memory pools enable both short-term working memory for active conversations and long-term organizational memory for reusable knowledge.
On-Premíse and Cloud
Deploy flexibly across on-premise infrastructure, virtual machines, Kubernetes clusters, Azure*, GCP* or other cloud environments of choice**.
The platform supports enterprise deployment models that align with existing IT, security, compliance, and data residency requirements. This gives organizations control over where AI runs, where data stays, and how infrastructure is governed.
Enterprise Integration
LLM Providers
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Anthropic
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Open AI
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Deepseek
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GLM Z.ai
Authentication
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Microsoft Entra
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Keycloak
Enterprise Systems
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Snowflake/Databricks
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SAP BW/4HANA and SAP S/4HANA
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AWS S3/GLUE/Athena
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Confluence/Jira/GIT
On-Prem and Cloud Ready
Deploy flexibly across on-premise infrastructure, virtual machines, Kubernetes clusters, Azure*, GCP* or other cloud environments of choice**.
The platform supports enterprise deployment models that align with existing IT, security, compliance, and data residency requirements. This gives organizations control over where AI runs, where data stays, and how infrastructure is governed.
* Currently in implementation
** May require customer funded request
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dbEddie Example Usecases
dbEddie is designed for enterprise teams that need to turn scattered knowledge, complex systems, and disconnected processes into clear, actionable outcomes. By combining secure enterprise integration, agentic AI, document intelligence, project collaboration, human oversight, and governed execution, dbEddie helps organizations discover relevant information, understand business context, plan the right next steps, and execute with confidence.
The following use cases illustrate how dbEddie can support business and IT teams across modernization, migration, analysis, automation, and knowledge-intensive transformation initiatives.
When provided with a technical specification stored in Confluence, dbEddie can interpret the documented design intent and compare it against the actual SAP BW pipeline setup. It can analyse objects such as ADSOs, transformations, DTPs, process chains, mappings, filters, routines, dependencies, and load sequences to identify where the implemented configuration deviates from the specification. Instead of simply listing technical differences, dbEddie explains the business and operational impact of each deviation, highlights potential risks such as incorrect mappings, missing filters, inconsistent aggregation logic, or broken dependency handling, and helps teams plan corrective actions. This enables faster validation of SAP BW implementations, reduces reliance on scarce expert knowledge, and gives project teams a governed way to move from specification review to issue resolution.
For complex enterprise applications, critical knowledge is often spread across source code, Confluence pages, Jira tickets, design notes, release logs, and legacy decisions that are difficult to trace manually. dbEddie helps teams discover and connect this fragmented knowledge by searching across technical and business sources, identifying relevant components, dependencies, historical changes, open issues, and undocumented assumptions. It can interpret code structures, link them to functional documentation and Jira history, and explain how different parts of the application work together. Instead of leaving teams with isolated search results, dbEddie builds a contextual understanding of the application, highlights knowledge gaps, surfaces risks, and supports impact analysis for maintenance, modernization, migration, or enhancement initiatives.
In migration projects from legacy platforms such as SAS to modern data platforms like AWS Glue or Snowflake, dbEddie helps teams understand what exists, why it was built, and how it should be transformed. It can analyse SAS programs, macros, job flows, metadata, schedules, dependencies, data models, business rules, and available documentation to build a clear picture of the current landscape. dbEddie then helps identify migration complexity, reusable logic, obsolete components, data lineage, transformation rules, and potential risks before execution begins. By connecting technical analysis with project planning, it supports target design, requirement definition, conversion strategy, test planning, and remediation activities—helping teams move from fragmented legacy knowledge to a structured, governed, and executable migration roadmap.
When business or technical changes are required in a complex enterprise application, dbEddie helps teams assess the impact before implementation begins. It can analyse source code, configuration files, database objects, APIs, Confluence documentation, Jira tickets, release notes, and historical defect records to identify which components, interfaces, reports, jobs, and downstream processes may be affected. dbEddie can explain dependencies, highlight hidden risks, detect outdated or conflicting documentation, and help teams understand the likely effort and testing scope. This makes it valuable for change requests, regulatory updates, system enhancements, version upgrades, and modernization initiatives where teams need a reliable view of impact, risk, and required actions before making changes.