01 / Definitions
One metric, many answers
Revenue, customer, and channel can each mean several things. If the approved definition lives in a dashboard, a wiki, or someone's memory, an agent has to guess.
We organize your data so AI knows what it means — and how to use it.
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Initial acquisition focus · Broader semantic foundation
Start with one consequential question. Refinity examines the model, definitions, AI context, security, and evaluation evidence needed to make the answer defensible.
The semantic gap
Tables expose fields. They do not explain definitions, grain, relationships, and ownership. Refinity turns that missing business context into a semantic contract both people and agents can use.
01 / Definitions
Revenue, customer, and channel can each mean several things. If the approved definition lives in a dashboard, a wiki, or someone's memory, an agent has to guess.
02 / Context
A longer prompt cannot repair ambiguous data. Agents need explicit grain, relationships, business rules, and ownership close to the data they query.
03 / Evaluation
A plausible answer is not enough. Every important claim needs a source, an expected result, and a quality gate that catches drift before a decision does.
What Refinity builds
Refinity designs the business context, governed access, and quality gates that turn raw enterprise data into dependable agent answers.
Representative engagement patterns
Semantic layer at scale
Migrating enterprise reporting onto dimensional models sized against real capacity limits — so the layer survives production query loads, not just the demo dataset.
Agent-ready analytics
Structured, governed agent access to semantic models — with evaluation harnesses gating what agents are allowed to answer, so wrong answers get caught before decisions do.
BI delivery pipeline
Git-integrated BI development with automated best-practice checks on every pull request — a short, fixed-scope engagement that upgrades how the whole team ships.
Founder-led
Refinity is led by Carson Leung, a data product leader and architect with a decade across data science, analytics, and enterprise data.
About Carson and the practiceContact
Tell me what your AI needs to understand. I'll map the semantic gap, tell you whether Refinity can close it, and outline what the work would take.
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