Solutions for Enterprises

Enterprise AIin production.Across every team.

Governed, secure, compliant AI systems for complex organizations. We embed engineers who take AI from pilot to production across teams, accounts, and regions, with central governance and human approval built in.

  • Central AI governance and approval
  • Security and auditability at every layer
  • Consistency across teams, accounts and regions
  • Reduce the risk of ungoverned 'shadow AI'
Where enterprise AI actually stalls

Most enterprise AI stalls in governance and integration, not modelling. Rescape closes that gap: forward-deployed engineers who work inside your controls, ship into your environment, and leave your teams able to run what we build: no lock-in, no ungoverned agents, no audit surprises.

FAQ

Enterprise AI questions we get asked

What is a forward-deployed engineer?

A forward-deployed engineer (FDE) is a senior engineer who embeds directly in your environment rather than working from a statement of work at arm's length. They learn your data, constraints and controls, then ship production code against the real system: the model calls, the integration, and the cluster underneath it.

How do you keep enterprise AI secure?

We start read-only and least-privilege, put policy-as-code guardrails on every change, human or AI-generated, and require human approval for consequential actions. Every step leaves an auditable trace, which is what SOC 2, PCI DSS, ISO 27001, GDPR and RBI reviews actually ask for.

How fast can you get a pilot into production?

It depends on what the pilot is blocked on: integration, security sign-off, or cost. We scope that in the first engagement phase and tell you plainly what stands between the demo and production, rather than quoting a timeline before we have seen the environment.

How do you govern AI across many teams and regions?

Guardrails live in code, not in a policy document. Approval gates, least-privilege access and cost controls are defined as infrastructure and applied centrally, so every team inherits the same controls and central governance can see what each one is running.