Master your ground truth for decision-grade AI

Your AI is inaccurate, irreproducible and expensive because your ground truth is scattered across the enterprise and unreachable by agents. TopQuadrant turns it into authoritative context, so the same question gets the same answer, whatever asks it.

The TQ Context

TQ sits between your source systems and your agents. You model your ground truth once, your experts govern it, and every downstream answer resolves against it instead of guessing.

Agents are more than copilots. They need to be decision-grade.

True agents make decisions that enterprises can get behind.

Accurate. Every answer resolves against definitions your experts agreed on, not thresholds a model invented.

Repeatable. Context is versioned, so the same question returns the same answer next quarter and in the next audit.

Efficient. Governed context is reused instead of rebuilt, and a governed answer is a lookup rather than a statistical judgment.

Safe. Access and policy travel with the context, so agents respect them without being asked.

Your context is your ground truth. Your agents need it to earn your trust.

Not all context is built the same. Your authoritative context is what makes you different.

Most of your context is inferred, a guess with good grammar. What it can't do is settle a disagreement. Whether it's a trend, a definition, or a mapping, context only becomes authoritative when one thing happens: humans agree on it.

Ask your data

A platform behind accurate, repeatable, cheaper AI

When your AI reasons over governed, authoritative context, the numbers move: accuracy, speed, and cost.

~15%
of the Fortune 500 build on TopQuadrant
3.5×
more accurate AI answers
300+
Prebuilt ontologies and accelerators to get you started fast
84%
lower token use

The only data foundation built entirely on knowledge graphs

One place to model what your data means, where it lives, and how it is allowed to be used. Built on open standards our team helped author, so what you model stays yours.

A comprehensive context foundation

Master data, reference data, quality, catalog, and governance in one place: connecting what your data means, where it lives, and how it should be used, from a single team to the whole enterprise.

From raw data to agent-ready context, in five connected moves

No rip-and-replace. No blank page. Your experts stay in control the whole way, from first draft to ground truth.

STEP 01

Point at your data

Connect to your data assets and references to ingest existing ground truths into one place.

STEP 02

Generate with AI

Link facts, terms, and entities across systems into one flexible structure, with in-platform agents.

STEP 03

Make it authoritative

Enable your experts to validate ground truths.

STEP 04

Wire it into agents

Serve trusted, explainable context to every agent, app, and analyst.

STEP 05

Keep it true, automatically

TopQuadrant watches for drift and new context across your systems, flags what changed, and proposes updates for your experts to confirm.

Questions, answered

What teams ask when they stop guessing and start governing.

What is a knowledge graph?

A machine-readable model of the things your business runs on and the relationships between them, with meaning attached, so software can reason over your data instead of just retrieving it.

How does TopQuadrant make data AI-ready?

It connects your structured and unstructured sources, standardises terms against your taxonomies and glossaries, and models the meaning your agents need. Your experts approve it, which is what makes it authoritative.

What types of data can you connect and govern?

Structured data, unstructured content like documents and notes, business glossaries, taxonomies, ontologies, metadata and policies, in one governed place.

Who typically uses TopQuadrant?

Enterprise architects, knowledge engineers and data platform leads build on it. The CDO, CTO or AI leader who owns the outcome sponsors it.

How quickly can we get started?

Most organisations are connecting, governing and serving context within weeks, because you start from prebuilt ontologies and the metadata you already have.