License re:intel for your domain
Evaluation is free: drop an inventory in the live platform and interrogate the result. Production knowledge bases are licensed per domain — one certified corpus, its exports, and its exam banks.
What a domain license includes
Unlimited rebuilds of the licensed corpus as your documents evolve, the signed quality certificate with every build, all consuming artifacts — RAG and CAG corpora, fine-tune datasets, validated exam banks — and local-first deployment on open models inside your own environment, with no per-token cost. Certificates are re-issued on every rebuild, so your audit trail stays continuous as the corpus grows.
Who licenses re:intel
Compliance and quality teams certify what their internal assistants are allowed to know. Training organisations turn regulations and manuals into exam banks that stay synchronized with the source text. Operators in regulated sectors deploy grounded assistants that refuse rather than improvise — because a wrong-but-confident answer is the one failure mode they cannot accept.
Typical corpora range from a few hundred pages — a single product's technical file — to tens of thousands: complete regulatory frameworks, maintenance libraries, clinical procedure sets. The domain lock is what keeps quality flat as size grows: the knowledge base never reaches beyond what the certificate covers, so a bigger corpus means broader coverage, not looser answers.
How an engagement runs
Week one is corpus scoping: we inventory your documents together, agree the domain boundary, and run the first certified build. You interrogate it, we tune chunking and confidence thresholds against your questions, and the rebuild loop continues until the certificate meets your bar. From then on the license is self-serve: rebuild whenever documents change, export the artifacts your pipelines consume, and keep the certificate chain as your audit trail. Sensitive corpora never need to leave your environment at any stage — the entire loop runs local-first on open models.