NDL Enterprise

Scale AI analytics.
Not the risk of a wrong number.

Nodal lets more people use the AI agents your company already chose while your data team keeps control. Catch answer drift before it reaches a board deck, preserve evidence for every result, and change models without rebuilding your source of truth.

See how Nodal fits your existing data and AI stack →

§ 01 · Business value

Give more people answers. Keep control of the numbers.

Nodal turns AI analytics from a collection of unreviewed conversations into a system your data team can operate.

More trusted self-service Fewer silent failures Less model lock-in

§ 02 · Security & operating model

The questions your security and data teams will ask.

Clear boundaries for data, permissions, deployment, ownership, and change management.

Where does our data go?
Queries run in your warehouse under your credentials. Row-level data remains inside your infrastructure.
What permissions does Nodal require?
Read-only access to the governed context repository. Nodal does not write to your repository or warehouse.
Where can it run?
Use the managed cloud deployment or run the evaluation layer inside your VPC when your security boundary requires it.
Who controls definitions and approvals?
Your data team does. Context is analyst-authored, version-controlled, and approved through your existing pull-request workflow.
What happens when an agent or model changes?
The same verified questions are rerun before and after the change, exposing answer, SQL, and result drift against a shared baseline.
Do we need to replace our existing context layer?
No. Nodal evaluates the context your agent can access and can measure its contribution by running the same questions with and without it. Connecting that context may require mapping it into the agent workflow, but it does not require migrating definitions into Nodal Context. If no governed business-context layer exists, the open-source Nodal Context project provides a starting point.
What does implementation look like?
Start with one high-value domain and a bounded evaluation set. We scope the data boundary, deployment path, success criteria, and implementation support before expansion.

Need hands-on implementation support? We scope it with your team and, where useful, an implementation partner. Discuss your requirements →

§ 03 · Enterprise rollout

Prove value in one domain. Then expand with evidence.

Begin with the questions your business already depends on. Establish what “right” means, benchmark the agents you use, and keep that standard running as the stack changes.

  1. 01

    Choose a high-value domain

    Start with a business workflow where answer quality matters and the responsible data owners are known.

  2. 02

    Establish a verified baseline

    Turn high-value business questions, approved definitions, and known-good results into a reviewable baseline.

  3. 03

    Benchmark the stack you chose

    Measure current agents and models against the same standard before expanding access or changing providers.

  4. 04

    Expand with continuous control

    Feed real usage back into the suite, rerun it on every change, and add domains only after the evaluation evidence supports expansion.

End of dispatch

Scale access. Keep control.

Bring one business-critical analytics workflow. We'll map the data boundary, evaluation set, deployment option, and rollout path.

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