Model your business
Organise knowledge around the customers, products, contracts, assets, and processes that matter to you. Connect their properties and relationships in a model your solutions can share.
Knowledge
A living model of your enterprise
Connect your data, business concepts, and relationships in a shared enterprise ontology. Give applications, models, and agents the context to find answers, support decisions, and act—with knowledge that grows through use.
Companies we’ve helped
- Coloplast
- Lokal Forsikring
- 3
- SK Energi
- Mindshare
- Energi Fyn
- Røde Kors
- OK
- Telenor
- Envafors
- Frederikshavn Forsyning
- Vestforsyning
- Andel Energi
- APC Forsikringsmæglere
- Bonnier
- Cognito · Bording Group
- CA a-kasse
- Call me
- Egmont
- Falck
- Læger uden Grænser
- Modstrøm
- Roskilde Kommune
- SEAS-NVE
- Storm Group
- Goodwin Company
- Verisure
- Visma e-conomic
- Dantaxi
- Proactiv
Connect what you know with what you do
Bring information from across your enterprise into connected knowledge. Make it available to applications, models, and agents, and bring outcomes and experience back into the same foundation.
Documents
Databases
Messages
Business systems
Images & video
Audio
Sensor data
Tools
Skills
Experiences
Langstack KnowledgeEnterprise ontology
- Vector indexes
Graph relations
Hybrid search
Access scopes
Put knowledge to work
Continuous learning and improvement
Knowledge your solutions can build on
Connect information across systems
Bring structured data, documents, messages, media, and sensor signals into shared context. Connect sources through Langstack identities and relate information to the business it describes.
Define shared business meaning
Give your solutions a common understanding of business terms, definitions, and rules. Connect that meaning to relevant information, so context can be reused across teams and applications.
Retrieve context and discover relationships
Combine semantic similarity, keywords, and graph relationships to find context for a task. Explore explicit and inferred connections across your enterprise knowledge.
Keep knowledge current and cumulative
Update knowledge as connected sources change. Preserve outcomes, experience, reusable tools, and skills, so each solution can build on what the business has already learned.
Govern access to enterprise knowledge
Define which people, applications, and agents may use knowledge resources. Apply access rules to retrieval so a shared understanding of the business stays within the permissions you set.
Put your enterprise knowledge to work
Your infrastructure. Your choice
Connect your own infrastructure or provision it through Langstack. Choose the environment that fits your workloads, while keeping control of your data and ownership of what you build.
Understanding enterprise knowledge for AI
How is an enterprise ontology different from a document index?
An ontology relates information to business concepts such as customers, assets, contracts, and processes. A document index helps locate content; the shared business model adds relationships and meaning that applications, models, and agents can reuse.
How do knowledge graphs and hybrid RAG work together?
Langstack Knowledge combines semantic similarity, keyword retrieval, and graph relationships to find relevant context. Retrieval can use both the content of a record and its connections to other information, within the access scopes defined for the requesting application or agent.
What does connected knowledge look like in practice?
For Danish Red Cross, Langstack consolidated donation data into a shared view of donors that could support more relevant communication.
Read the Danish Red Cross storyA foundation for Zero Trust
Control which people, applications, and agents can access your enterprise knowledge. Apply access scopes when information is retrieved, supported by Langstack’s identity and networking controls.
Explore Security- Explicit verification
- Verify identities and authorize access to each resource. Reassess access as context and security signals change.
- Least-privilege access
- Grant users, workloads and agents only the access their task requires. An agent’s decision to use a tool does not itself grant permission.
- Assume breach
- Design for the possibility that a workload or identity is compromised. Isolate workloads, limit lateral access, and monitor activity to help contain the impact.
“We’ve gained detailed insight across our commercial activities, and a committed, capable partner in Langstack.”
Kenneth ChristiansenMarketing Director, Energi Fyn
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