Enterprise AI Integration Gateway

One AI core.
Three enterprise deployments.

Kipa helps companies connect AI to software they already use. It controls what the AI can see, gives it only approved tasks, and keeps important actions under human approval.

OPENAI RESPONSES APIPOSTGRESQL + PGVECTORFASTAPI + DOCKERROLE-AWARE TOOLING

01 / PLAIN-ENGLISH WALKTHROUGH

How Kipa fits
into a company.

Kipa sits between a company's existing software and an AI model. Here is the journey from a business need to a useful, controlled AI workflow.

01

Understand the company’s need

Start with a real task, such as finding low inventory or helping an employee handle a lost card.

02

Connect approved systems

Link only the systems needed for that task, such as internal APIs, documents, ticketing tools, or read-only database views.

03

Choose the right AI model

Select a model based on the company’s needs for accuracy, speed, cost, and data handling.

OpenAI USED HEREClaudeGeminiPrivate model
04

Control what the AI receives

Hide unnecessary sensitive details and send only the documents or records required to answer the request.

05

Give AI limited abilities

Provide narrow, approved tasks—such as checking inventory or card status—instead of unrestricted system access.

06

Require human approval

The AI can recommend an important action, but an authorized person must approve it before anything changes.

07

Test before use

Check normal requests, unauthorized roles, sensitive-data protection, and attempts to bypass approval.

What is built versus possible: This implementation uses OpenAI. Other providers show where the same integration design could connect a different model.

SIMPLE EXAMPLEA lost bank card
  1. Customer reports a lost card
  2. Kipa checks approved account information
  3. Sensitive details are hidden
  4. AI recommends a card freeze
  5. Authorized employee approves
  6. Existing bank system performs the action

TECHNICAL WORDS, SIMPLE MEANINGS

You do not need AI jargon
to understand the product.

RAG
Finding the right company documents
Role-based access
Giving different employees different access
Data masking
Hiding sensitive information
Tool calling
Letting AI perform a small, predefined task
Approval gate
Requiring a person before an important action

02 / PRODUCT DEMONSTRATION

This is Kipa
in action.

Choose a simulated client and employee role, then replay how the implemented Kipa backend protects data, retrieves company knowledge, calls approved tools, and pauses important actions for a person.

KIPA / GUIDED BACKEND REPLAY
IMPLEMENTED WORKFLOW
CONNECTED CLIENTSummit Bank
EMPLOYEE ROLE
EMPLOYEE REQUEST

Customer CUST-1001 reports a lost card; propose a freeze.

01Identity checked
02Data protected
03Policy found
04Tool called
05Audit written
CLIENT SYSTEM ACCESSEDBank customer + card APIs

Only the authenticated client adapter can make this request.

WHAT THE AI RECEIVEDA*** M*** · card •••• 1234

Raw or unnecessary sensitive fields were removed first.

TOOLS + COMPANY KNOWLEDGEget_customer_accounts → request_card_freeze

Source: Lost-card policy §2.1

GROUNDED AI ANSWER

Identity checks are complete. The card is eligible for a freeze, but it has not been frozen yet.

HUMAN APPROVAL REQUIREDFreeze card ending 1234APR-BANK-1042 · approval.requested · query.completed
WHAT YOU ARE SEEING

This is an interactive replay of workflows implemented and tested in the Kipa backend. It uses representative simulated client data—not a live bank, hospital, or logistics system.

03 / CLIENT ADAPTATION

Same platform.
Different constraints.

Each deployment reuses the shared AI core, then swaps in client-specific tools, privacy rules, retrieval scopes, and approval boundaries.

DEPLOYMENT 01 / Operations manager

Northstar Logistics

Turn live inventory signals and internal operating policy into a safe reorder workflow.

USER REQUEST

Which SKUs are below threshold, and what should we reorder first?

Tenant isolationRole-based toolsPolicy citations
EVALUATION REPLAY4/4 scenarios passed
  1. 01Read inventory
  2. 02Retrieve policy
  3. 03Draft recommendation
  4. 04Request approval
GROUNDED RESPONSE

SKU-184 is 42 units below its reorder point. Recommend 120 units from the preferred supplier.

LOG-POL-001 · Reorder policy §3.2
APPROVAL BOUNDARYManager approval required before purchase order creation

04 / PATTERN APPLICABILITY

Three demonstrations.
Many possible environments.

Kipa's reusable idea is the controlled connection between AI and an organization's existing software. Different industries would keep the shared core while supplying their own systems, permissions, policies, and approval rules.

01 / EDUCATION

Student support

Connect school policies and student systems to help advisors find information and prepare next steps.

ROLE-LIMITED RECORDS · STAFF APPROVAL
02 / GOVERNMENT

Public services

Search service procedures, summarize case information, redact personal data, and route decisions.

CASE SCOPE · REDACTION · AUDIT
03 / INSURANCE

Claims assistance

Organize claim documents, retrieve policy terms, identify missing information, and prepare human review.

POLICY GROUNDING · HUMAN REVIEW
04 / MANUFACTURING

Maintenance support

Combine equipment data and manuals to explain issues and propose work orders without controlling machinery.

LIVE DATA · SAFETY GATES
05 / CUSTOMER SUPPORT

Service operations

Connect CRM records, product documentation, and ticketing tools while minimizing customer information.

CRM TOOLS · DATA MINIMIZATION
06 / LEGAL OPERATIONS

Document workflows

Search approved internal material, summarize case documents, and prepare drafts for authorized review.

ACCESS SCOPE · SOURCE CITATIONS
CONCEPTUAL APPLICATIONS — NOT IMPLEMENTED FEATURES

Each environment would require its own client adapter, permissions, data controls, tests, and evaluation scenarios—just like the three demonstrations above.

05 / SYSTEM ARCHITECTURE

The integration is
the product.

Kipa is intentionally model-light and systems-heavy. The model reasons over only the context and tools allowed for the authenticated tenant and role.

01 · ENTRY
REQUESTFastAPI gateway

Deployment + JWT context

02 · CONTROL PLANE
POLICYAuth + orchestrator

Role, tenant, tool allowlist

03 · AI CORE
REASONINGOpenAI Responses API

gpt-4o-mini + tool calls

04 · CLIENT EDGE
ADAPTERSAPIs + pgvector

Scoped data and policy RAG

AUDIT LOGCITATIONSAPPROVAL GATESOBSERVABILITY
01

Isolate first

Deployment identity flows through authentication, retrieval, tools, approvals, and audit records.

02

Minimize context

Sensitive fields are removed before the request reaches the model, not cleaned up afterward.

03

Gate side effects

The model can recommend an action; a permitted human must approve high-impact execution.

06 / ENGINEERING EVIDENCE

Built to be inspected,
not just demoed.

Kipa's capabilities are backed by automated tests and live, deployment-specific evaluation scenarios—not screenshots of a happy path.

33automated tests passingAUTH · RAG · TOOLS · APPROVALS
12/12live evaluation scenarios4 PER DEPLOYMENT
82%measured code coverageCORE SERVICE PATHS
3isolated deployment configurationsONE SHARED GATEWAY
LOGISTICS
4 / 4

Inventory lookup, policy grounding, reorder recommendation, approval creation.

BANKING
4 / 4

PII masking, account scoping, lost-card policy, freeze approval boundary.

HEALTHCARE
4 / 4

PHI minimization, time-bounded EHR access, SOP citation, clinical restraint.

PROJECT POSITIONING

A junior-scale build with
enterprise-shaped decisions.

Kipa does not pretend to recreate a hospital, bank, or logistics platform. It proves the work a Forward Deployed Engineer performs at their boundary: understand the client, adapt the product, integrate safely, and verify the outcome.

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