Repeatable work.
Ready for your review.
Pick one repeating task — checking credentials, chasing renewals, matching records. QordIQ does the work inside boundaries you set and hands your team a short list of what needs a human. Nothing sends, files or publishes on its own.
Route Packs are in design with pilot customers, not generally available. We build them on documents you already hold.
From a business task to a repeatable workflow.
Five steps from a task on someone’s desk to one that runs itself — with your team checking the work.
One task. Three boundaries.
Every route keeps the same shape: what it may use, what it may call, what it must keep — and a named person who reviews the results.
Your tools stay. Your providers stay. QordiQ sits between.
Every request is checked against your rules before a model is called.
Set the rules — boundaries and approvals in one place · Handle the work — every request checked · Keep the record — every decision written down
Every request checked. Every outcome recorded.
Declines are prepared and explained — never silent.
Learn first. Qualify before use.
From first setup to daily use in one quarter, with a human go / no-go before anything goes live.
* Only after the agreed qualification gate is met. Dates are illustrative, not a delivery commitment. Observation does not disable mandatory safeguards.
A reusable starting point for one kind of work.
A pack is starting material: set it up for your organization, qualify it, and it becomes a task you can rely on.
Concept — not current availability.
One hospital network. One reviewer. One list.
13 packs.
Four ways to put AI to work.
Operational blind spots
Registers nobody keeps, built from records you already have.
Unanswered Questions Desk
Coming soonEvery question a customer, auditor, regulator or counterparty asked that never got a reply.
- Reference
- A reply on the same thread
- Your documents
- Permitted email and ticket correspondence
- Exception list
- Open questions, by age and by source
- Named reviewer
- The relationship owner
Expiry Horizon
Coming soonEverything that lapses in one dated view: licences, certificates, insurance, leases, domains, credentials, contracts and training.
- Reference
- Expiry date plus renewal evidence
- Your documents
- Contracts, certificates, policies, vendor portals
- Exception list
- Anything inside 90 days with no renewal on file
- Named reviewer
- Operations or compliance lead
Single-Point-of-Failure Census
Coming soonThe decisions, systems and know-how that only one person can move.
- Reference
- At least two people able to act
- Your documents
- Approval records, vendor portals, policies
- Exception list
- What stops if that person is out
- Named reviewer
- COO
Shadow System Census
Coming soonSpreadsheets and documents quietly acting as systems of record, compared with the official one.
- Reference
- The official system of record
- Your documents
- Shared drives and exported system data
- Exception list
- Records where the shadow and the system disagree
- Named reviewer
- System owner
Business knowledge
What was agreed, promised and known, put back in front of the person deciding.
Counterparty Memory
Coming soonBefore a negotiation, everything ever agreed, conceded, disputed or promised with that party.
- Reference
- Earlier positions with the same party
- Your documents
- Permitted contracts, emails and meeting notes
- Exception list
- Positions that contradict earlier ones, cited
- Named reviewer
- The negotiator
Promise Ledger
Coming soonCommitments made in decks, proposals, emails and contracts, matched against what shipped.
- Reference
- Delivery and roadmap records
- Your documents
- Decks, proposals, contracts, release notes
- Exception list
- Promises with no delivery evidence
- Named reviewer
- Account or product owner
Decision Provenance
Coming soonWhat was actually known when a decision was made, rebuilt from dated records only, so the review is free of hindsight.
- Reference
- Record dates before the decision
- Your documents
- Dated documents, messages and logs
- Exception list
- Claims that rest on later information
- Named reviewer
- Review board or counsel
Tribal Knowledge Gap
Coming soonWhat the SOP says, next to what ticket and work-order history shows people actually do.
- Reference
- The written procedure
- Your documents
- SOPs, tickets, work orders
- Exception list
- Undocumented workarounds
- Named reviewer
- Process owner
Policies & language
When the words drift, the controls drift with them.
Deviation Dictionary
Coming soonReports that describe the same fault, complaint or event in different words, clustered under one proposed term.
- Reference
- Your existing taxonomy
- Your documents
- Incident, complaint and maintenance reports
- Exception list
- Clusters with no canonical term yet
- Named reviewer
- Engineering or safety lead
Policy Contradiction Finder
Coming soonRules that conflict with each other, or with the regulation they cite.
- Reference
- The policy corpus and its cited regulation
- Your documents
- Policies, standards, regulatory text
- Exception list
- Contradictory pairs, both cited
- Named reviewer
- Compliance lead
Translation Drift Check
Coming soonA translated policy or contract compared with its source, clause by clause, for meaning drift.
- Reference
- The source-language document
- Your documents
- Source and translated documents
- Exception list
- Clauses whose meaning changed
- Named reviewer
- Bilingual reviewer
AI oversight
Routes that audit routes, so qualification is a habit and not an event.
Route Audit Desk
Coming soonA qualified route's outputs, sampled against its own qualification report, with drift since the last version flagged.
- Reference
- The route qualification report
- Your documents
- Route outputs and the QordIQ record
- Exception list
- Outputs outside the recorded limits
- Named reviewer
- Compliance officer
Consent Trace
Coming soonFor each use of data on a route, the authorisation it rests on.
- Reference
- Recorded consent or legal basis
- Your documents
- Consent records, data-processing terms, route logs
- Exception list
- Data uses with no traceable consent
- Named reviewer
- Privacy or data-protection officer
Clear boundaries.
Human decisions.
- Judgment dressed as a check. Safety-culture scores or “is this customer at risk” have no reference to compare against, so they cannot be qualified.
- Anything that writes to the outside world. A pack returns a list for a person to review. It never sends, files or publishes on its own.
Shape your first Route Pack.
Tell us about a recurring task and the documents behind it. Help shape a pack with clear checks, useful findings and a named reviewer.
Pilot a route pack