Live webinar - May 19, 2026 · 11 AM IST · Free

Watch Ontology
Studio Live.

Most tools model your data. Some model your domain.Surface blindspots.

DecisionX models all three and traces the causal chain from data to decision to outcome.

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1 Studio · 3 Ontologies · One reasoning fabric

The complete model of how your organization decides.

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19 May 2026 · 11:00 AM IST  ·  60 min
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What you'll see built live

Agents build the ontology.

Humans govern the judgment.

01

Ontology Agents

Agents ingest raw, undocumented data, resolving mismatched joins, inferring entity relationships, and bootstrapping 90% of the ontology without human input. No schema prep. No clean-room assumptions. The ontology emerges from whatever you have.

02

Decision Ontology

A second plane sits above the entity graph. This is where reasoning lives: what was decided, under what policy, against what state of the world, and what outcome it produced. The causal chain becomes queryable and governable for the first time.

03

Human in the Loop

When agents surface a conflict, two valid interpretations of the same policy, an ambiguity the data can't resolve, your team makes the judgment. Every call is captured. The system learns from it. The ontology gets sharper with every decision your organization makes against it.

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What you'll see on May 19th

Webinar Agenda Overview.

01
Build 15 min

The ontology constructs - on real enterprise data, from nothing

02
First Look 20 min

Decision Ontology - introduced for the first time, in full

Goals · Actions · Outcomes · Decisions as first-class objects
03
In Conversation 15 min

A practitioner who's been through it - what they built, what broke, what compounded

04
Open 10 min

Your questions - architecture, deployment, where this fits in your stack

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Built for

People who feel the cost when decisions don't travel well across functions.

Chief of Staff · Head of Strategy

You run the operating rhythm. You see where decisions made in one function quietly break something in another, and there's no system that traces why, only a post-mortem.

CDO · Chief Data Officer

You have governance infrastructure for data quality and access. You have nothing for governing how the organization reasons and decides at scale. That is the gap of the AI era.

VP Data · Head of Analytics

Your agents have context. They still get it wrong across function boundaries. The missing piece is a substrate that models the decisions the data is meant to drive, not just the data itself.

Head of Product

Your decisions touch engineering, design, GTM, and data simultaneously. When one function's context overrides another's, the product breaks. Decision Ontology is the shared reasoning layer that prevents that.

COO · Head of Operations

You own outcomes, but the decisions producing them happen across five functions. When something goes wrong, there's no causal chain to audit. Just a gap between what should have happened and what did.

BI Lead · Analytics Engineer

You encode business logic in dbt and metric layers that nobody outside your team can query. Decision Ontology is where that logic should live, versioned, cross-domain, agent-legible, and accountable to outcomes.

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Watch the ontology
take shape.

May 19, 11 AM IST. One hour. A live build on real enterprise data from raw, undocumented assets to a fully queryable State Graph with Decision Ontology. Not a slide deck. The thing itself.

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