DataObserve is a B2B AI company that builds governed AI agents, domain models and the infrastructure to run them. The idea behind the company is simple: enterprises should own the AI they depend on, and people should stay in charge of the decisions it supports.
The product line covers distinct kinds of work. DataObserve Coworker connects company knowledge, apps and teams. It reviews contracts against a legal team's playbook (HTML or PDF), reads contracts in .md, .html, .doc or .pdf, and returns suggested redlines as tracked changes. For sales teams it drafts account briefs and follow-ups from Salesforce records and fills imported RFP and security questionnaire files from approved content. DataObserve Developer runs four agents across software delivery: Software Delivery, Security Testing, Runtime Protection and Cost Management, governed by policy as code. DataObserve Sense is an observability platform for logs, metrics, traces and AI telemetry, with an AI SRE and log storage on object storage designed to lower storage costs without cutting retention. DataObserve Scientist gives analysts and domain experts a shared, visual research workflow with evidence-linked findings. DataObserve S.A.F.E assesses cyber exposure, quantifies risk in financial terms with the FAIR model and helps security leaders publish board reports as HTML, PDF or embeddable reports from board templates. DataObserve Flow is an agentic case platform on BPMN, CMMN and DMN for processes such as KYC onboarding and prior authorization. DataObserve Model Training offers supervised fine-tuning with LoRA on Qwen 32B, served through an OpenAI-compatible endpoint.
DataObserve deploys however each customer needs: on DataObserve managed cloud, in the customer's VPC, on-premises or on the customer's own GPU cluster, in one or several of these combined. Integrations include Salesforce, plus shared drives, SharePoint and OneDrive. Agents work within each person's permissions, consequential actions wait for human approval, and every action is logged. The platform is built with SOC 2 controls in mind.
