Your AI pilots work. None of them are in production.

Pilot purgatory is the gap between an approved proof of concept and anything your organisation actually uses. Ajutant closes it: a governed AI platform that deploys into your own Azure tenant, so the thing you proved is the thing you ship.

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The gap between AI investment and AI in production.

Most regulated organisations are stuck in roughly the same place, not because the technology doesn't work, but because the path from approval to deployment was never built.

  • Pilots run in IT, but business teams aren't using them.
  • Off-the-shelf assistants raise security questions nobody can answer.
  • Your data lives in the right places, but the AI doesn't know how to respect that.
  • You're asked to commit big, before anyone can prove where the value is.

The problem isn't AI capability. It's that you've had to bet on the value before you could find it.

What gets a pilot out of purgatory.

One team, one use case, live in weeks. The controls that make it safe are part of the runtime, so the security conversation happens alongside the build rather than after it.

Start small enough to be allowed.

One team and one real use case, live in weeks rather than quarters. Prove the value on actual work before anyone commits to a platform-wide rollout.

Governance is the runtime, not a document.

Acceptable-use gate, guardrails with PII detection and redaction, role-scoped access, request-level audit, approval before publish, and a kill switch. The controls run on every request, so you can demonstrate them instead of describing them.

Your own team builds the second assistant.

Assistants are written in plain language, tested side by side, then published to named teams with version history and one-click rollback. There are no AI engineers to hire.

Scale only into what earns its place.

Usage, per-chat cost in pounds, and time-saved reporting per assistant. What works gets more; what doesn't gets switched off.

The build experience: authoring a governed assistant in your own tenant. Click to enlarge.
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The questions that decide whether it ships.

Q.01
How long before something is live?
Weeks, starting with one team and one use case. Deployment is a Bicep template run into your Azure subscription by Ajutant's Ops Portal, using an identity you grant and can revoke. Each environment gets its own domain, and releases are notified in advance.
Q.02
Where does your data go?
It stays in your Azure tenant. We never see your content. The only thing that comes back to us is summarised token usage, for billing, and statistical quality metrics. No copies in a shared vector database.
Q.03
What's the path from one assistant to one hundred?
A proper build experience: prompt authoring, test bed, draft/publish, version history. Your second use case takes hours, not weeks; your hundredth doesn't need a new platform.

Bring the pilot that stalled. We'll tell you what it would take.

Thirty minutes on your environment, what you've tried, and what stopped it. If Ajutant isn't the right answer, you'll hear that too.

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