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Partnerships

You know the domain. We know the ground.

GroundingNodes partners with the people building agents: startups with a product to ship, enterprise teams building in-house, and service companies building for clients. You bring the domain knowledge and the specialized workflows. We ground them, so your agents survive contact with production.

Product startups

You're building an agent product. Your edge is the workflow and the experience, not the grounding layer underneath it. We build that layer: the ontology, the pipelines, the citations. You get speed to market and a production story your enterprise buyers will actually believe.

Agent builders

Whether you are an enterprise building agents in-house or a service company building them for clients, the hard part is the same: answers that are right and provable. We ground what you build so you can win the work that skepticism keeps closing: banks, public sector, regulated industries.

How a partnership works

  1. 01

    Bring the domain.

    You bring the domain knowledge and the workflows that make your offering special.

  2. 02

    We ground it.

    We sit with your domain experts, the process documents behind your workflows, and model them into a live ontology your agents can reason on, bound to the systems that already hold your data.

  3. 03

    Ship it as yours.

    You build the agents, or we do: your call, engagement by engagement. Either way the product is yours: the map, the agents, the capability.

Speed to market

Weeks to a grounded product, not quarters.

Answers they can check

Cited, provable responses your competitors can't fake.

A capability, not a platform

Nothing of yours lives inside our product. No lock-in, no rented knowledge.

Grounded agents

Anatomy of an agent that survives production

Two agents can look identical in a demo. One of them survives production — because it was built on a map, not a prompt.

The difference

The wrapper agent

An LLM API call with a UI. It answers from whatever fits in a prompt, with no memory of how your business connects and no source it can point to. It demos beautifully, because demos are small. Production isn't.

The grounded agent

It reasons over a live map of your business: the entities, the relationships, the rules. It cites the document it answered from. It knows what it doesn't know. And it only operates as far as the map reaches, which is exactly how far you should trust it.

Deploy agents exactly as far as your mature graphs reach.

Working together

How we work

  1. 01

    Working session

    We work one of your real workflows with the people who run it and scope what the POC will prove.

  2. 02

    Grounded POC

    We prove it on your workflow before you commit to anything bigger.

  3. 03

    Production build

    The POC becomes the production system, deployed the way you want it, documented, and handed over.

  4. 04

    Run

    We stay on for drift detection, evaluation, and governance, so the map and the agents stay current.

Fit

Who this is for

Teams done with pilots, with real workflows and real documents, ready to put an agent into production.

Who it isn't for

If you want a chatbot on your website by Friday, there are cheaper firms and you should use one.

Your data. Your map. Yours to keep.

Everything we hand over survives us: the graph, the agents, the documentation. You keep the capability even if we disappear.

The product is yours. The map is yours. If we disappear tomorrow, everything we built for you keeps working.

Bring us one workflow from your product.

In a working session, we ground one of your real workflows and show you what your product looks like standing on it. Then we scope the partnership from there.

Bring us one workflow