AI agents
Agents that read context, decide and take real actions in business systems — with the guardrails an enterprise needs before it says yes.
AI · Automation · Enterprise technology
DulipTech designs, builds and operates AI systems for the enterprise — from agents that act on live CRM data, to the integrations, cloud and data engineering underneath them.
DulipTech started in 2023 as a Salesforce specialist. Today we are an engineering and product company: we take enterprise problems from a first conversation through to systems running in production — and we build our own AI software while we do it.
Most enterprises do not have an AI problem. They have a data problem, an integration problem, and a change problem — with AI sitting on top. We work across all four, which is why our teams pair AI engineers with people who have spent years inside CRM, cloud and data platforms.
Our teams work onsite, offsite and offshore across India and Europe, and stay with a system after go-live. That combination — product engineering discipline plus long-running support — is what lets a client move from an idea to something their business genuinely depends on.
Pilots are easy. Getting an AI system to survive real users, real permissions and real data is the hard part. We help teams choose use cases that are worth building, then engineer them to hold up in production.
Agents that read context, decide and take real actions in business systems — with the guardrails an enterprise needs before it says yes.
Process work that used to need a person reading a screen: classification, extraction, routing, drafting and follow-through.
Grounded generation for documents, summaries, replies and analysis — anchored to your own records instead of a public model's guesswork.
Intelligence where the work already happens — inside Salesforce records, list views and consoles, not in a separate tool nobody opens.
Multi-step business processes where AI handles the judgement calls and hands off cleanly to a human when it should.
The unglamorous layer that decides whether AI works: modelling, quality, lineage and access, done before the model is chosen.
Connecting models, vendors and internal services with retries, rate limits, cost controls and an audit trail that stands up to review.
Permissions, policy checks, logging and human review built in from the start, so security and legal are not the last blocker.
DulipTech's AI platform for intelligent enterprise workflows — built natively inside Salesforce, so agents work on live records under the permissions you already enforce.
Gyeno lets teams build two kinds of AI without writing code. Agents hold a conversation, reason across several steps and take real actions. Prompt agents do one focused job on a record — read it, decide, write the result back to fields.
From a request to a business outcome.
Eight practices, one delivery team. Most engagements start in one and pull in two or three others once the real shape of the problem shows up.
We start by finding the handful of processes where AI actually pays for itself, then build them end to end — model choice, prompt design, evaluation, fallbacks and the boring operational work that keeps them running after launch.
Agents that do more than answer. We design the action surface, the permission model and the human checkpoints first, then build agents that can be trusted to touch production records.
The practice DulipTech was founded on. Architecture, build, packaging and rescue work across Sales, Service and custom clouds — including managed packages published to AppExchange.
Modernising the platforms underneath the business — moving workloads, replacing brittle systems and giving teams an environment they can ship into weekly rather than quarterly.
Reporting is the visible part; the modelling underneath is what makes it true. We build the pipelines, definitions and quality checks that let leadership trust a number without asking who calculated it.
Product teams for the systems that have no off-the-shelf answer — web applications, internal platforms and portals, built to be handed over and maintained by someone other than us.
Most enterprise pain lives between systems. We build the synchronisation layers — bidirectional, conflict-aware and observable — that keep CRM, marketing, ERP and finance telling the same story.
Long-running ownership after go-live: a named team that knows the system, holds the backlog and keeps improving it — the work behind our 30,000 hours of support.
Where our teams have delivered, and what becomes possible once agents can read and act on the systems those industries already run on.
AI-powered possibilities: qualifying enquiries around the clock, keeping service schedules full, and giving advisors a written history of every customer conversation without anyone typing it up.
AI-powered possibilities: quotation and specification support, field service logging by voice, and connecting order, inventory and customer records that usually live in separate systems.
AI-powered possibilities: first-notice-of-loss intake, document extraction from submissions, and consistency checks across policy and claim records before a human reviews them.
AI-powered possibilities: structured summarisation of field interactions, controlled content generation, and audit-ready records for processes that regulators expect to be able to trace.
AI-powered possibilities: pipeline hygiene handled automatically, renewal and churn signals surfaced early, and case deflection that hands off to a person before a customer gets frustrated.
AI-powered possibilities: contract and revenue schedules maintained without spreadsheets, approvals routed by policy, and internal requests answered from systems rather than inboxes.
We are small enough to care about the detail and experienced enough to know which details matter.
We evaluate where AI genuinely changes the economics of a process, and say so plainly when a simpler automation would do the job better.
Permissions, error handling, limits, tests and rollback plans are part of the first version, not a hardening phase that never gets funded.
Years inside Salesforce, cloud and integration platforms. We know where these systems bend, and where they break.
The same team that shapes the business case writes the code and stays for the release. Nothing is lost in a handover to delivery.
We build and ship our own software, including Gyeno AI. That discipline shows up in the systems we build for clients.
Most of our work is with clients we have supported for years. We optimise for the second and third year, not the first invoice.
Six stages. Each one ends with something real — a decision, a prototype, a release — rather than a document.
Understand the process, the systems and the constraints. Agree what success would look like in numbers.
Architecture, data model and interaction design. Decisions written down where the team can argue with them.
Short iterations against a working environment. Something demonstrable at the end of every cycle.
Connect to the systems that matter, with the failure cases handled before anyone calls it done.
Controlled release, migration and enablement. Users trained on the version they will actually get.
Measure, tune and extend. Support that keeps the system improving instead of merely alive.
Engagement summaries, described by the shape of the problem. Client names and figures are added once each account approves them.
Designed and built a packaged AI agent builder that runs entirely inside Salesforce — visual agent design, an action registry, multi-step reasoning with checkpoint and resume, and channel delivery including WhatsApp.
Replaced spreadsheet-driven revenue schedules with a contract module that generates monthly schedules automatically and handles credit notes, upsell, downsell and churn as first-class amendment types.
Built a bidirectional sync framework connecting several marketing portals to a single CRM, with conflict handling, replay and monitoring so business units keep their autonomy without the data diverging.
A field logging experience where staff speak instead of type: speech captured on a mobile device, structured by AI into the right records, and written back to CRM before the visit is over.
What partners say about working with us — on the delivery, the engineering discipline, and what happened after go-live.
We had already tried two AI pilots that demoed well and died in security review. DulipTech started from the opposite end — permissions, audit trail and failure handling first, agent second. It went live in one region in eleven weeks and we have since rolled it out to four more without a rewrite.
Our revenue schedules lived in three spreadsheets and one person's head. The contract module they built handles amendments, credit notes and churn properly, and month-end close now takes an afternoon instead of a week.
They told us twice that AI was the wrong answer and a simple integration would do the job for a fraction of the cost. That is not a normal thing for a vendor to say, and it is why they still have the account.
The sync between our marketing portals and CRM had been a running incident for two years. Their framework handles the conflicts and shows us exactly what failed and why. We have not had to escalate it once since handover.
Whether you are exploring AI, modernising enterprise systems or building a new digital product, we can help you work out whether it is worth doing — and then build it.
Tell us what you are trying to do. We will come back with a point of view, not a brochure.