AskELIE launches platform enabling customers to compose enterprise-grade AI solutions
AskELIE launches platform enabling customers to compose enterprise-grade AI solutions
New Operational AI Platform makes the proven capabilities behind askelie®’s AI solutions available to MSPs, software vendors and business users
London, UK, 21 September 2026: AskELIE today announced the launch of its Operational AI Platform, enabling MSPs, software vendors and business users to compose their own enterprise-grade AI solutions for real business operations.
The platform makes the proven capabilities askelie has used to rapidly deliver groundbreaking AI solutions for businesses available directly to customers and partners. Rather than building an AI foundation themselves, users can compose solutions from proven, reusable capabilities, providing a practical route from AI ambition to business value, with faster time to value, lower cost and less risk.
“We’ve spent years using askelie to rapidly deliver groundbreaking, enterprise-grade AI solutions. What we’re doing now is opening that capability up. For the first time, MSPs, software vendors and business users can take proven AI capabilities and compose their own solutions for real business operations, without having to build the underlying AI platform themselves. We believe this fundamentally changes the economics of putting AI to work, making sophisticated, enterprise-grade AI more practical, accessible and affordable.”
Derek Kilroe, CEO and Founder, askelie
From AI intelligence to business execution
AskELIE brings together the AI intelligence, data, workflows, enterprise integrations and controls needed to put AI to work in real business processes.
Its Understand · Decide · Act · Control approach enables customers to create AI Assistants, Automations, Digital Workers and Autonomous Applications that can understand information and context, make decisions, take action across business systems and operate within the controls their organisation requires.
“The platform brings together capabilities that would traditionally have to be sourced, integrated and developed separately, from understanding complex information and applying business context through to decision-making, workflow execution, enterprise integration and control. With askelie, they can be combined in different ways to solve different business problems. Customers can focus on what they want AI to achieve, rather than building all the technology required to make it possible.”
Ian Halliday-Pegg, Chief Product Officer, askelie
Practical, affordable and trusted
The platform is designed to make sophisticated AI practical to build and operate.
- Practical: Proven, reusable capabilities reduce the need to assemble the technology and expertise required to build enterprise AI from scratch.
- Affordable: Capabilities can be reused across solutions, while model choice and consumption-based pricing provide greater control over AI costs.
- Trusted: Security, governance, human oversight, auditability and control are built into the platform.
New opportunities for partners
The platform enables MSPs to build and reuse AI-powered services across their customer base, creating new revenue opportunities while retaining control over delivery costs, margins and pricing.
Software vendors can extend, enhance and build, adding AI to existing products, augmenting applications with external data and context, or creating new AI-powered capabilities using askelie’s technology, IP and reusable components.
The askelie Operational AI Platform is available from 21 September 2026.
For more information, visit www.askelie.io
About AskELIE
AskELIE is the Operational AI Platform for creating AI Assistants, Automations, Digital Workers and Autonomous Applications that do real business work.
AskELIE connects AI intelligence with data, workflows, enterprise systems and controls, enabling organisations to Understand · Decide · Act · Control. Its proven, reusable capabilities allow customers and partners to compose new AI-powered solutions rather than starting from scratch.
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