Fragmented knowledge
A shared representation of the domain with meaning, relationships, provenance and validity.
GenInContext lets different AI initiatives share regulations, procedures, case files, evidence, permissions and criteria on a single foundation, avoiding more silos and rebuilding context for every project.
AI adoption doesn't fail for lack of models. It fails when each solution rebuilds its own context, rules, connectors and evidence.
A shared representation of the domain with meaning, relationships, provenance and validity.
Governed, reusable context for every query, agent or process.
Evidence, sources, applied criteria and traceability for oversight and auditing.
A model-independent knowledge layer that preserves institutional control.
The same organizational reality can be used by different people and systems without creating an isolated knowledge base for each channel.
Answers about services, procedures and regulations, with evidence and validity criteria.
Lookup of procedures, case files, regulations and internal criteria with traceability.
Assisted or automated processes with permissions, validations and Human-in-the-Loop based on criticality.
There is no need to model the entire administration from the start. Each validated domain can be reused in new services, agents and processes.
Regulations, case files, processes, users and evidence.
Experts review meaning, rules, validity and permissions.
Assistant, agent, automation or case-management support.
New departments use the same shared foundation with their own context.
GIC complements data platforms, portals, BPM, case-management systems and agents; it doesn't require replacing the existing architecture.
Control over data, institutional knowledge, deployment, models and integrations.
Verifiable sources, criteria, permissions and execution steps.
Human validation wherever risk or public accountability requires it.
Use of the cognitive foundation and GIC capabilities from other systems and platforms.
Use cases where knowledge, evidence and oversight are central to the solution.
Assisting legal professionals with case-file analysis and draft generation, with evidence, explainability and human validation.
A contextual knowledge base to guide public inquiries and reuse institutional knowledge across services.
No. It can support citizens, case-handling staff, internal analysis, assisted case processing, regulatory lookup, case files, agents and automations on a single governed foundation.
It lets you reuse knowledge, rules, evidence, permissions and context across departments and use cases, avoiding rebuilding the same logic and controls for every initiative.
Yes. The approach is incremental, using APIs, connectors, events and MCP where applicable, minimizing migrations and preserving permissions and responsibilities.
GIC includes controls and evidence designed to support alignment with ENS (Spain's National Security Framework), GDPR and the AI Act. Compliance and certifications depend on the final deployment and scope.
Ask about cross-cutting reuse, support for citizens and case-handling staff, integration or governance requirements.
We can identify a priority domain and design a reusable foundation for future services and agents.