Geniaz is an enterprise software company. We build the systems operational work runs through, rather than the ones that sit beside it reporting on what already happened — in real estate and construction, and in enterprise AI.
Different domains, the same engineering: be the layer the work passes through, hold the credentials for it, and leave a record of it as a by-product rather than as a project.
The same problem turns up in every domain we work in, whether the subject is a construction tender or a model call.
Different domains, the same idea: be the layer the work runs through. More products are in development.
The Enterprise AI Control Plane
The layer an organisation’s AI runs through. Every model, agent and tool registered in one place, every call routed and authorised, and policy enforced in the request path.
One platform for every stage of the build
From land acquisition to project handover: documents, tenders, procurement, vendors, execution, inventory and analytics in one command centre — replacing the five systems and the spreadsheets between them.
By the time a reporting tool has something to say,
the thing has already happened.
That is the whole argument for building in the path of the work rather than beside it. It is the harder place to stand — everything depends on you being fast, available and correct — and it is the only place from which an outcome can still be changed.
The shift is less about new reporting and more about where the work happens — once, in the path, instead of separately in every system that touches it.
A system describes what happened, after it happened.
The work passes through one layer that can route it, stop it or change it as it goes.
Each team wires its own integrations, keys and rules.
One place holds them, so a change is made once rather than in every application.
Cost arrives as an invoice nobody can break down by team or use case.
Every unit of work is attributed as it happens, inside a budget set in advance.
Every audit restarts the same scramble for screenshots and spreadsheets.
The record already exists, because everything ran through one place.
Recurring patterns from both products. Named customer stories will replace these as they are approved for publication.
Business units that had each wired their own provider accounts moved behind a single control plane, which put credentials in one place and produced a per-team view of spend for the first time.
A developer running bids over email and spreadsheets moved issue, comparison and award into one place, so the audit trail existed without anyone maintaining it.
Tool access moved behind per-request authorisation, so which agent may call which tool, on whose behalf, stopped being a code review question.
Our products sit in the path of the work and hold the credentials for it. That sets the bar for all of them.
SSO and SAML against your directory, role-based access, and least-privilege defaults across every Geniaz product.
Our products sit in the path of the work, so they are built for it: horizontally scaled, with failure behaviour you configure rather than discover.
Encryption in transit and at rest, configurable retention, and regional data residency where your obligations require it.
Managed cloud, private tenancy or deployment inside your own environment, so the layer meets the same bar as everything running through it.
Third-party keys live in the platform, never in application code or a team’s environment file. Rotate centrally, revoke instantly.
Every read, change, approval and export recorded with actor and timestamp, and exportable to your SIEM.
Tell us where the work currently falls between your systems, and we will show you which of ours sits there.
Built for regulated and enterprise environments
