AI workflows lose continuity
Agents and copilots drop prior decisions, customer context, handoffs, and policy nuance unless teams keep stuffing larger prompts into every request.
RecordorAI gives enterprise AI systems a governed memory layer that can run locally, retrieve relevant context without an LLM in the retrieval pipeline, and let customers decide where their data goes.
RecordorAI is built for teams that need AI systems to remember, but cannot give up control over security, data residency, model choice, or auditability.
Agents and copilots drop prior decisions, customer context, handoffs, and policy nuance unless teams keep stuffing larger prompts into every request.
Enterprise AI programs often pay to resend the same background repeatedly. RecordorAI retrieves only the relevant memory before the model call.
When memory lives inside a vendor model, security and compliance teams have less control over storage, retention, deletion, and routing.
RecordorAI returns traceable memory context so an AI answer can be reviewed against the source material that informed it.
RecordorAI can run as a local memory layer for enterprise AI systems. Because retrieval does not require an LLM call, customers remain in control of which memory records stay inside their environment and which approved snippets are routed to a chosen model.
Request security briefConversations, tickets, documents, workflow events, meeting notes, and internal knowledge systems.
A customer-controlled memory layer that can run locally, in a VPC, or in an on-prem deployment path.
Tenant, role, retention, deletion, and routing rules decide which memories can be retrieved.
Only the selected snippets and evidence package move forward to the customer-chosen AI system.
Public APIs, private inference, local inference, or hybrid routing as enterprise requirements change.
RecordorAI sits between enterprise knowledge sources and AI systems, giving teams a repeatable way to retrieve the right memory before prompts are sent.
Conversations, tickets, documents, support notes, and workflow events become governed memory records inside the customer-controlled environment.
RecordorAI uses a retrieval pipeline that does not require sending raw memory to a model just to decide what context matters.
Policies, tenants, retention rules, and access controls determine what memory can be returned and which AI system may receive it.
Pilots compare answer quality, retrieval accuracy, token usage, latency, and governance evidence against the current AI workflow.
Add durable memory beneath agents, copilots, and orchestration layers without locking the business into one model provider.
Review where memory lives, what leaves the environment, which policies were applied, and how deletion or export is handled.
Carry account history, preferences, prior resolutions, and escalation context into every AI-assisted interaction.
Recall account history, prior resolutions, preferences, and escalation context without overloading every support prompt.
Give teams durable memory across meetings, decisions, policies, and projects while preserving access boundaries.
Carry incident history, runbooks, architecture notes, and postmortems into the next troubleshooting session.
Support environments where data residency, deletion, auditability, and vendor routing matter as much as answer quality.
Current gates show strong retrieval performance on long-memory benchmark tasks. These are retrieval-only measurements, not final answer QA scores, and are used to guide pilot design.
Retrieval-only benchmark gate
Latest internal gate
Evidence-session hit@1
The benchmark layer is used to verify memory retrieval before a customer pilot. Final pilot scorecards should also include task quality, latency, token usage, and governance evidence.
RecordorAI is designed to be infrastructure beneath agents, copilots, and AI workflows. The goal is to let customers change models, deployment patterns, and security requirements without losing the memory layer.
The recommended starting point is a focused pilot where RecordorAI is measured against an existing AI workflow on memory accuracy, token usage, latency, security review, and operational fit.
6-8 week pilot with a defined workflow, owner, and security review path.
Retrieval accuracy, answer quality, context-token reduction, latency, and policy evidence.
A representative AI workflow, approved memory sources, and deployment constraints.
Pilot report, benchmark comparison, architecture notes, and expansion recommendation.
Send the basics and the RecordorAI team will follow up with a pilot scoping note, security review path, and recommended measurement plan.