Connect authoritative sources
Bring approved documents and structured records into a retrieval layer through the interfaces agreed for the deployment.
Wildchild Alloy
Platform previewGive AI the context your business runs on.
Connect the documents, records and business meaning an AI workflow needs. Keep sources, permissions and freshness part of the answer.
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Business inputs
01Knowledge and policy documents
02CRM, ERP and business records
03Source permissions and ownership
AlloyContext & knowledge
Connected outcomes
Source-linked context for Relay
Evidence views in Foundry
Retrieval and access records in Bridge
Source context Authorized work Verified outcome
Context & knowledge
Useful intelligence begins with the right evidence.
Preserve business meaning
Map entities, aliases, terminology and relationships so an agent can distinguish the right customer, product or policy.
Retrieve with permissions
Scope retrieval to the employee, agent and workflow role. Carry source permissions into queries and evaluate those boundaries.
Show the evidence
Return references with the answer. Surface missing, conflicting or stale information instead of concealing it.
Maintain knowledge
Define source owners, refresh policies and handling for withdrawn content. Measure retrieval quality on actual business questions.
Separate knowledge from authority
A document can inform a decision. Execution rights come from explicit workflow and system permissions.
How Alloy fits
Part of one
connected system.
Each capability has a clear role. Together they support the work from its first input through the employee experience and ongoing oversight.
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Alloy in the flow of work.
Step 1 · Connect
Select approved sources and define access.
Source inventory and ownership.
Context → decision → verified result
Configured for your business
Shared foundation.
Your operating reality.
The capabilities shown describe the platform direction. During discovery, we confirm the supported components, integrations and controls for your deployment.
Your sources and systems
Select authoritative information and supported interfaces. Define access and the freshness required for the task.
Your rules and responsibilities
Agree permitted actions, reviewers, operating owners and the boundaries of the workflow.
Your acceptance criteria
Test representative cases, exceptions and recovery. Release against agreed evidence, then monitor actual outcomes.
A few useful answers
Before we begin.
Your next step
Bring us something worth figuring out.
A recurring challenge. A process that slows your team down. Let us find a practical starting point.
Discuss your use case