TECHNOLOGY & ENGINEERING

Connected experiences. Trusted business systems.

See how text, voice, visual, document, and system context can connect to trusted business platforms through governed AI and engineering.

Find your starting point

IN PLAIN TERMS

Start with the business view.

Begin with what the system changes for the business, then inspect the reference architecture and technical capabilities.

We design customer and employee experiences around the work people need to complete. A portal, mobile app, community, chat, or agent may be the interface, while CRM, accounting, service, and product platforms remain systems of record. Salesforce, HubSpot, GoHighLevel, and other platforms can be part of a solution where they fit. Identity, permissions, approvals, evidence, and exceptions are designed with the workflow.

Agentic
Software that can plan and complete defined steps through connected tools, within permissions and checkpoints you set.
MCP connector
A standard way for an AI system to use an approved tool or data source, subject to the access controls you define.
Identity graph
Connecting a customer or account across the channels and systems you use, with confidence and permission checks.
Orchestration
The traffic control that decides which step runs next, remembers context, and handles what fails.

HEADLESS EXPERIENCES

Put the right experience in a customer portal, partner workspace, mobile app, or agent while existing systems keep the records and business rules. We define the API, identity, and data boundaries before choosing an interface.

AGENT CONTROLS

Define what an agent can access or change, when a person approves, how an exception is handled, and how each action is tested, observed, and reconstructed.

PLATFORMS & SYSTEMS

Start with the systems you already use.

These are examples of ecosystems we can assess and connect for customer growth and operations. We confirm access, API fit, permissions, and scope before proposing an integration.

CRM & customer operations

Customer records, sales, service, and lifecycle workflows.

SalesforceHubSpotGoHighLevel

Community & collaboration

Conversation signals, requests, approvals, and human handoffs.

DiscordSlackMicrosoft Teams

Finance & payments

Billing, payment events, reconciliation, and operating records.

QuickBooksXeroStripe

Digital products & commerce

Customer-facing journeys, product data, and connected transactions.

ShopifyBigCommerceProduct APIs

Platform names are examples of potential integration contexts, not partnership or certification claims. NeoAistriq has formal platform relationships with OpenAI and ElevenLabs. Those relationships strengthen implementation capability without changing our platform-agnostic approach: we select technology around customer fit, access, risk, existing systems, and operating needs.

Portfolio capability example: Arena ID covers identity, credentials, and agreements. This is product evidence, not a security certification or a claim of enterprise CRM deployment.

Discuss your architecture

NATIVE-FIRST SELECTION

Use what already works before adding custom complexity.

We assess licensed capabilities and configuration first, then compare rules-based automation, integration, and custom engineering against the required interaction modality, context, latency, value, access, reliability, portability, and ownership.

See the AI adoption approach

REFERENCE ARCHITECTURE

How multimodal context becomes governed action.

Text, voice, image, video, document, and system inputs can provide intent and context. Permissions and required approvals are defined before action and enforced throughout the loop; implementation changes with your systems, controls, and operating context.

TextVoiceImageVideoDocumentsEvents
NeoAistriqAI LABReasoningmodelsOrchestrationworkflowConnectorsprotocolExperienceinteractionSystems of recordbusiness truthData & identitycontext

Legend, example tools per layer (illustrative, not required)

Reasoning
GPT · Gemini · Claude · open-weight
Orchestration
LangGraph · Temporal · n8n · native agent runtimes
Connectors
MCP · REST/GraphQL · webhooks · adapters
Experience
Text · voice · image · video · documents · apps
Systems of record
Salesforce · HubSpot · Zoho · ERP · service platforms
Data & identity
Postgres · warehouse · vector retrieval · identity services
Select a capability to inspect the detailed reference design; example tools appear in the legend and node detail.

ENGINEERING CAPABILITIES

The capabilities behind the working system.

We combine only the capabilities the workflow requires. These are implementation building blocks, not separate products a buyer needs to assemble.

01

MCP Connector Engineering

We use maintained connector patterns for community, CRM, commerce, and other business platforms, then validate each connection for the engagement.

MCPCommunity platformsCRM

02

Multi-Agent Orchestration

Graph-based stateful agent networks, built on LangGraph, Temporal, or the workflow engine you already run. Not demos: production systems that handle branching, memory, and failure.

Agent graphsStateful workflowsHuman checkpoints

03

Data & Identity Engineering

Unified identity graphs, community-to-CRM pipelines, and cross-platform audience unification.

Identity resolutionPostgres-based storageVector recall

04

AI Governance & Assurance

We scope evaluation, observability, access controls, and review requirements to the workflow, risk, and approved engagement.

Evaluation suitesTracingError monitoring

05

AI Product Engineering

Prototyping and production engineering for conversational, voice, visual, document-aware, and multimodal product experiences.

Multimodal UXAgentic UIsRapid prototyping

06

Models & Agent Orchestration

Model evaluation, selection, and vendor-neutral routing, via a gateway such as OpenRouter or direct provider APIs, for production cost efficiency.

Model routingModel evaluationCost control

07

Platform Modernization

Headless CRM/ERP architecture, legacy replatforming, and schema normalization.

Delivery capability

READY TO APPLY THIS?

Find the entry point that fits your stack.

Not every business needs the same capability first. Tell us your goal, operating context, systems, and next decision. We will confirm the scope and right starting path together.

Discuss your challenge