Banks, insurers, governments, universities, hospitals. Different regulators, the same failure pattern: pilots stall, tools fragment across teams, and what survives gets ruled out by compliance. Saptiva AI is the one control plane underneath all of them. Same architecture, whatever surface you put in front of it.
Everyone else sells a regulated institution five products and a systems integrator to glue them together. Saptiva AI is one platform. The same control plane runs the bank, the insurer, and the government's national model, under each regulator's rules. The domains extend the core. They never fork it.
A regulated AI decision is never made by one person. Come in by the industry you run, the role you answer for, or the surface you build on. Every path lands on the same control plane.
The same platform clears a different envelope per surface. Range is the proof: this is not one compliance story stretched across five logos.
Each sector has an anchor customer where the platform is live or in final deployment. We do not pretend to be in a sector we have not yet served.
Banks, lenders, payment infrastructure, financial groups.
Credit origination, KYC, customer operations, regulatory reporting, transaction monitoring. MultiMoney runs production workflows on the platform today, across six countries. KYC readers, conversational agents, and the start of first-tier call center replacement.
Brokers, carriers, reinsurance, insurtech platforms.
Policy document processing, claim intake and triage, underwriting copilots, customer operations for brokers and their distribution networks. ACMES, one of Mexico's leading insurance brokers, runs document processing and customer operations AI on the platform today. Regulatory envelope: CNSF, adjacent to but distinct from banking.
Ministries, regulators, public-sector AI infrastructure.
Sovereign AI infrastructure. Citizen-facing services. Inter-agency document workflows. Regulatory reporting platforms. KAL, Mexico's first national-scale LLM, built in collaboration with the Mexican government and validated by NVIDIA, runs on Saptiva AI under Mexican jurisdiction. The template for sovereign AI that other LatAm governments are now studying.
Universities, research institutions, academic AI labs.
Research infrastructure that clears institutional governance. Faculty AI copilots. Research administration automation. Student-facing operational AI. Universidad Iberoamericana, Mexico's largest private AI lab, is deployed on Saptiva AI under a multi-year contract, chosen over global solution partners on architecture and execution speed.
Hospitals, insurers, pharmaceutical, regulatory agencies.
Clinical document processing. Health insurance claims workflows. Patient-facing non-clinical operations. Regulatory reporting and pharmacovigilance. Institutional knowledge systems. Saptiva AI does not yet have a named healthcare deployment. The category is open for design partnership. Compliance posture proven in financial services and insurance carries directly.
The platform is half the answer. The other half is how it reaches production and stays there. We do not ship a license and a slide deck. A Forward Deployed Engineer lands inside your team, builds the first use case against your real data and your real regulator, and transfers ownership before leaving.
A Forward Deployed Engineer works in your environment, with your data and your compliance team. The first use case ships in two weeks, not two quarters. Production from day one, not a pilot.
Structured bootcamps map each module to a capability you deployed. Your team learns to operate, extend, and audit the apps without us. Autonomy is the exit criterion.
The engagement is exitable by design. If the only reason you still need us is that your team cannot run the platform, we have not delivered. We ship to production and stay until it runs.
Whichever door you came in, every path runs on the same platform, under the same policy engine, with the same audit trail. Pick the sector, the role, or the surface. If you're accountable for AI outcomes in a regulated institution, a Forward Deployed Engineer responds within 48 hours.
