The difference between a platform that pays back its licence and a project that stalls is the engineering built around it. We build the pipelines, the ontology and the applications that turn Foundry into a tool your teams actually use every day.
They trust us on Foundry
A Foundry licence produces nothing by itself. Value comes from what is built on top of it — and from the rigour with which it is built.
Connecting your source systems (ERP, PLM, DMS, business databases), versioned transformations, continuously monitored data quality. The foundation without which nothing holds.
Modelling your real-world objects — parts, documents, orders, contracts — so teams reason about their business, not database tables. This is Foundry's differentiating core.
Workshop apps, automations, processing robots: tools your operational teams use daily, with human control exactly where it matters.
Governance, permissions, monitoring, documentation — and upskilling your teams so they take over. Our goal is to make ourselves unnecessary.
At Airbus, we designed and deployed document-processing robots on Palantir Foundry for the design office. Two flagship systems:
Automated archiving and compliance control of design office documents. Result: an error rate divided by 4 across the scope, with full traceability of every document.
Automatic extraction of safety classes from engineering documents, where entry and control were previously fully manual. Processing time divided by nearly 35.
These combined gains represent over 5 million euros in savings — measured, not estimated.
We also work on Palantir Foundry at SCOR, a global reinsurance leader — proof that the method holds in regulatory and business contexts very different from industry.
Audit of your Foundry instance (or of your acquisition project), data and use-case mapping, value-based prioritisation. Deliverable: a costed roadmap.
Pipelines, ontology and applications built in visible increments. Every cycle ends with a demo on your real data — not slides.
Documentation, team training, governance. You remain owner of — and autonomous on — everything that was built.
No. If you have one, we maximise its return. If you are considering one, we help you validate the business case before committing the budget — including advising against Foundry if another tool is enough.
We work alongside the Palantir teams already present at our clients: they operate the platform, we build the business systems that run on it.
A first production-ready system typically ships in 8 to 14 weeks. The initial 2-to-3-week framing gives you a costed trajectory before any long commitment.
Industry and aerospace (Airbus), insurance and reinsurance (SCOR). The method applies wherever critical data meets document-heavy processes.
Thirty minutes with an engineer — not a salesperson — to assess what your context allows. No commitment.