TQ

Point AI at one app and it works. Point it at the enterprise and it breaks.

Agents are moving into production across the enterprise, and every one of them reasons from whatever context it can reach. TopQuadrant gives them one governed ground truth instead, built by your experts and served to every model, agent, app and analyst.

Built entirely on open knowledge-graph standards · RDF · OWL · SHACL

Trusted by organizations that can't afford to get it wrong

Global banks, pharma, media and government. See how their teams turned scattered data into context their agents can defend.

Context built one app at a time knows one app at a time

A graphRAG bot for one team. A semantic layer for a dashboard. An agent scoped to a single function. Each one knows its own corner of the business and nothing past the edge of it.

Your people don't work that way. They share one understanding of what a customer is, what a contract commits you to, how a product moves, and they carry it across every department.

Your agents need the same thing. One authoritative context every model, agent, app and employee reasons from.

That is what TopQuadrant is for, and your experts are the ones who make it authoritative.

Context, one app at a time
graphRAG · a BI semantic layer · a single agent
Authoritative enterprise context
one governed model, shared by all

Five moves from scattered data to context you can trust

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

Start from what you already know.

Point the Foundation at your databases, catalogs, repos, and documents. It surfaces the models, terms, and relationships already living inside them.

Step 02

Generate with AI

Let the platform propose the first version.

AI turns what it found into draft models and definitions your team can react to. The hard part, a first structure, is already done.

Step 03

Make it authoritative

Your experts make it authoritative.

Stakeholders collaborate; subject-matter experts review, refine, and sign off. Human approval turns the draft into governed, authoritative context.

Step 04

Wire it into agents

Serve it where AI is built.

Deliver approved context to your agents, copilots, and apps through MCP, SDKs, and your existing stack, living context, not a static export.

Step 05

Keep it true, automatically

Keep it true, automatically.

The Foundation watches for drift and new context across your systems, flags what changed, and proposes updates, so authoritative stays authoritative.

Four things sitting between your data and your agents

References, relationships, rules and processes. Pick one to see what it captures, or hover a source to see how it connects.

Authoritative context
Your ground truth

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.

Our analysts stopped arguing about whose number was right. The answer now arrives with the policy attached.
Chief Data OfficerGlobal banking group

What an agent needs, and where it comes from

Data retrieval, industry standards, your own operating practice, and policy. Four things an agent needs to answer well, all of them governed, all of them on open standards.

Marketplace

Prebuilt ontologies, taxonomies and industry standards, ready to reuse. Start from proven context packages by domain and use case instead of a blank page.

Semantic modeling

Model what your data means on open standards: RDF, OWL, SHACL and SPARQL. Semantics are native here, built in from the ground up rather than bolted on.

Copilot

Draft context in plain language. AI proposes models, classifies concepts and suggests links, so your experts spend their time deciding instead of starting blank.

Centralized governance

Update once, disseminate everywhere. Every change propagates to every connected system, with full version history and time-travel to the context behind any past decision.

Connectors

Connect metadata and data across 200+ systems (Snowflake, Databricks, SharePoint, Neo4j, Salesforce, Power BI, Collibra and more) into one governed knowledge graph.

Agent enablement

Serve governed context to your agents, copilots and apps through MCP, a Python SDK and REST. Dynamic, machine-readable, always current.

What customers say · TQ Data Foundation
“For the first time, our search, our reports, and our AI all answer from the same definition of a customer. The debate about whose number is right just… ended.”
VP, Enterprise Data PlatformGlobal-50 pharmaceutical
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Systems unified on one governed model
Weeks
To audit-ready lineage, source to model
419+
Context assets used in 80+ business-moving use cases
On-demand webinar

How to Build an AI-Ready Data Foundation

A practical walkthrough of modeling, governing, and activating your context, with live examples on real enterprise data.

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58 min · On-demand

FAQ

What data and AI teams ask before they commit to a foundation.

One place to model what your data means, where it lives, and how it is allowed to be used, then serve that as authoritative context to every agent, application and analyst. It is the ground truth your answers resolve against instead of being guessed at.

A catalog inventories where data lives. The Foundation models what it means: the concepts, relationships and rules, governed by the people accountable for them. Catalogs are a source we connect to, not a replacement for the meaning layer above them.

No. TQ connects to the systems you already run, with 200+ prebuilt integrations across catalogs, clouds, databases and analytics. The context layer sits above them, and every answer traces back to the governed source it came from.

Over APIs, SPARQL and MCP, so an agent can retrieve governed meaning at query time and cite what it used. That is what makes an answer explainable rather than merely fluent.

No. Everything is modelled on open W3C standards, RDF, OWL, SPARQL, SHACL and SKOS, several of which our team helped author. Your context is yours: export it and go if we stop earning the work.

With one use case, not a platform rollout. You point at the data you already have, generate a first draft with AI, put it in front of your experts to make it authoritative, and wire it into the agents that need it. Each governed use case becomes the foundation for the next.