Problems Substrait solves

Staff can build working tools with AI in an afternoon. Substrait lets a company say yes to that: every tool gets an owner, a security check, and only the data its owner approved.

People across a company now build apps, agents and Slates with AI. Substrait puts every one in one registry, with an owner, a risk tier, a security check and an audit trail.

On Substrait, a tool reads company data only after the data owner approves it, for a set time, through a gateway that holds the credential and records every read.

When a closed vendor system is slow and expensive to change, Substrait's team rebuilds the functions you use on Substrait, so you own the data and the software and later changes are fast.

A tool built with Claude Code or Cursor works on a laptop. Substrait takes it to production with one command: dev behind sign-in first, then promotion through a security check, with rollback.

An agent decides at runtime what to do. Substrait gives each agent its own identity, limits narrower than its owner's, a check on every action, a record of what it did for whom, and a switch that stops it.

IT builds the core systems, and the long tail of small tools never gets built. Substrait lets the people who need those tools build them, and turns requests into tools through product management and build agents.

Substrait runs the whole tool, front end, back end and data, inside the company's own cloud account or data centre. Only policy and deployment instructions cross the boundary; data never leaves.

When work runs on spreadsheets, chat and paper and staff are not yet confident builders, Substrait's team builds the first systems with a named person from your team, and trains your people to keep building.