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AI agents on Databricks, governed from the first design.

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Operational risk, compliance and controls designed in, then tested and deployed with them.

Winner in Databricks' global AI app contest, the Genie-Powered App Challenge, 2026

Why data teams call us

The team you call when it stalls.

The migration has been nearly done for a year.

Half the jobs moved and the rest still run on Synapse, Teradata or Snowflake, so you're paying for both. We count what actually runs, then cut over in waves you can reverse.

Finance and operations bring different numbers to the same meeting.

Usually nobody wrote down the grain. We define each measure once, in governed tables, so every dashboard reads the same number.

The AI pilot worked in the demo and stopped there.

We put the model or agent on the permissions, logging and monitoring production asks for, with a person approving where it matters.

The pipeline backlog grows faster than your team can clear it.

Our engineers join your team in your repositories and leave pipelines your own people can run and explain.

Production software for companies that needed more than a dashboard.

  • LexisNexis
  • Life Time
  • Funko
  • Verizon
  • SmartCert
  • SRS Distribution
  • ChronoTrack
  • Athlinks
  • BZZR
  • Cyclic Materials
  • Origence
  • SimonMed

Why us

Senior engineers, no junior bench.

80

Databricks-certified engineers

An award-winning Databricks engineering team, certified on the platform you run.

15 yrs

Average experience per engineer

They've worked in unfamiliar enterprise codebases many times, so the ramp on yours takes days.

115+

Engineers across four offices

Gilbert in the Phoenix metro, Amsterdam, Dnipro and Hyderabad, with one way of working across all four.

Winner

Databricks Community Genie-Powered App Challenge, 2026

Creativity & Originality track, second place. And we're a Databricks partner that runs its own company on the same stack.

The winning app

Fill the seat.
Own the problem.

The engineers who scope the work build the system and remain on it at go-live. The people in the first call are still there when production traffic arrives.

27

source platforms our migration playbooks cover, from Snowflake and Synapse to Teradata and SAP. Before you commit to a date, two weeks at a fixed fee inventory the estate, find the jobs that matter and the tables nobody has queried in a year, and end in a wave plan.

Before the model

The grants decide what your agent can say.

An agent that inherits a user's Unity Catalog grants can't hand back what that user was never allowed to read. Tell it the same thing in a prompt and you're trusting the model's judgement, which is a harder promise to make to an auditor. So we design the catalog and the grants before anyone builds on top of them.

One data platform underneath the systems your teams use.

What TechFabric does, in two minutes

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We're definitely at an inflection point like we haven't seen, frankly, since, like, the mid-'90s. Things are about to change. And so, we are, every company that we're dealing with, all of our customers, we're already starting to have these conversations. Is there a different way that we should be thinking about how your customer is interacting with your service?

The beautiful thing about TechFabric is we're not working with one client. We're working with, you know, like 25, 30 clients. Our job is to always be on the cutting edge, keep track of what's happening in the industry, and then map those advancements in technology to business problems.

One of the things TechFabric has kind of earned a reputation for doing is picking up where other people failed. Our job as product people is to make something that may seem impossible possible.

If you've got a challenging project that you want to talk about, let's talk. We are really passionate about using technology to solve problems, and that means always being ahead of the curve, like always learning newer technologies, always learning newer ways of solving problems.

Every business is different. Something which might work for me might not work for you.

We look for engineers who have that something extra, who will, you know, they're up at three o'clock in the morning still solving that problem. They're really trying to look deeper into reading between the lines and give the best possible product. We get, like, emotionally, mentally invested into that project.

We want that project to succeed and we want the client to be happy. We really deep dive into the complexities of their business and the intricacies and the unique problems that they have. They're puzzle solvers. They love to, okay, let me take that on. Let me rip it apart. Let me understand it.

Let me look at it from 27 different angles. It's not a sales thing, you know. We're just trying to help you solve a problem. And if you like how we approach that, you're going to enjoy working with us. We become an extension of their internal teams. And that, we believe, is what makes a good tech partner.

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Our engineers don't start from an empty repository.

We bring seven accelerators of our own to the work, for moving an estate, building and testing agents, and keeping people in control of them. They're free and Apache-2.0 licensed, they run inside your Databricks workspace under your Unity Catalog, and nothing stops working the month we leave.

The seven accelerators

Beyond Databricks

We also build software, and implement Dynamics 365.

Software on Lakebase and other clouds

Custom web and mobile applications were the trade we started in, years before our Databricks bench. We still build them, on Lakebase or on Azure, AWS and Google Cloud. Custom software development.

Dynamics 365 and Business Central

We're a Microsoft Solutions Partner and implement Dynamics 365 Business Central, and AmTab's modernisation ran on Dynamics 365 and Power Automate. Start with Dynamics 365 consulting, Power BI reporting or the Business Central reporting assessment.

FAQ

How we build governed AI agents

How do you build governed AI agents on Databricks?

We design the governance in before the agent is built. Operational risk, compliance and control requirements are written as policy at design time, the agent works under its own identity and Unity Catalog permissions, and every action it proposes is checked against that policy before anything changes.

Each decision is recorded with the policy version that made it, and the same checks run in testing and in production. Our AI agent services cover the build, and the Field Guide's chapter on governed actions shows the pattern.

Can governance be added to an AI agent after it's built?

It can, at a higher cost. By then a dozen call sites hold credentials and no record of what the agent proposed exists for a policy to check, so the boundary between the agent and the systems it changes has to be retrofitted. At the first design review that boundary is a single interface, so that's where we draw it.

How do product, engineering, operations and risk teams work together on an agent?

Around one policy that all four can read. Risk and compliance write their requirements as policy that sits beside the agent's code and changes through the same review.

Product decides which actions the agent may propose, engineering builds the proposal and the check, and operations owns the queue where a person approves what policy sends to them. Any decision can then be traced to the rule and the person behind it.

Where have you built governed agents?

In AutoFabric, our own product for auto lenders. Its agents run origination and refinance steps such as credit pulls, stipulations and payoff quotes on Unity Catalog and Databricks Apps, and every action is checked against policy, with TILA, ECOA and FCRA built in, and recorded for the examiner.

Put that project back on the roadmap.

Bring the project, the deadline and the system it has to fit. A senior engineer will work through the first decisions with you.