What you get
Your platform is chosen. What you need now is work that passes review.
Four practices on Google Cloud, each scoped around the review it has to pass, not the demo it has to win.
- Who askedNamed user, entitlements applied
- Which agentIdentity verified
- What it touchedTwo APIs, inside approved scope
- What it costWithin the task budget
- Who owns the next stepApproval queued to the process owner.
The most expensive AI project is the one that works in the pilot and never ships.
Where you are
APIs run the business, the data is in Google Cloud or on its way, and an AI pilot has shown it can work.
What is in the way
The distance between that pilot and a system your risk, audit and operations teams accept is made of gateways, audit trails, data access and ownership.
It is rarely the platform that holds things up.
Who or what made this decision, who owns the next step, and what did it cost?
How we clear it
Four practices. One standard: it passes review and reaches production.
Four practices, placed on the gates they clear
Apigee and APIs
APIs your risk team signs off, and a gateway in front of every agent call
You walk away withGemini Enterprise and agents
Agents that go live inside the controls you already set
You walk away withVertex AI, BigQuery and data
Data and models you can defend, where the data already lives
You walk away withCloud migration and modernization
A move to Google Cloud with the evidence ready for audit
Where to start
Four ways to start, each with a fixed scope.
- 01
Agentic Readiness Assessment
A short look at your estate against what production asks: your APIs and candidate tools, cost and security exposure, and a sequenced plan. The usual first step.
- 02
AI Gateway Foundation
Apigee in front of your models: routing, token quotas, caching and visibility of every model call, for one application first.
- 03
APIs to Agent Tools and Actions
Your existing Apigee-managed APIs made usable as tools for agents, and a first agent on Gemini Enterprise governed through the gateway.
- 04
Apigee Migration Factory
Edge, OPDK and third-party gateway estates moved to Apigee X or hybrid, with every API registered and owned, so it is ready for agents on day one.
Easy to start
Start with one workflow, not a program.
You
Choose one workflow, name one owner, and give us time with the people who sign it off.
Us
We bring engineers and the gateway design, we work inside your environment under your security rules, and we write the review pack alongside the build.
What the work feels like
What the first month looks like from your side.
The first week
One workflow is chosen and one person owns it. The questions your reviewers will ask are written down before any build starts.
The first sprint
Governance goes in before the first agent does: the gateway, the audit trail and the access rules. Your risk team sees them working.
Every week
A working demo you can show your own review board, not a status slide.
The sign-off
A decision log that can rebuild any action, and a go-live date that was agreed at the start.
Production readiness check
Test one workflow against the five questions.
A short check on a live or planned agent workflow. You get a score and the practices worth another look.
Take the readiness checkQuestions we are asked before the first conversation
Do we have to be on Google Cloud already?
Our delivery is built on Google Cloud, so the design assumes Apigee, Gemini Enterprise, Vertex AI and BigQuery. If part of your estate is elsewhere today, we begin with what to keep and what to move.
Which practice do we start with?
Most clients start with the Agentic Readiness Assessment, because it tells you which of the four practices your first production workflow needs. If you already know, start there.
Do you publish prices?
The entry offers on the Start here page are fixed scope and fixed price, confirmed in writing before we begin. Larger programs are scoped and priced per engagement.
Can you work with our risk and security teams from the start?
Yes. We ask for them in the first week and write the review pack with them, not for them.
Tell us which pilot is waiting for review.
Talk to an architectTell us what you are working on. Our Customer Partnership Team will reply to arrange a conversation.
