AXPLUSB TECH / PRODUCTS & ENGINEERING

    We build AI products.
    You put them to work.

    Bahulam, CoDash, and OneAdmin. Three products for the way enterprises build, modernise, and operate.

    One engineering platform. And the team that brings it into your estate to build what comes next.

    Applied researchDomain expertiseHuman review
    IN FOCUS / 01Explore Bahulam
    Bahulam · Illustrative workflow · sample data
    AI work platformConnected intelligence for real work.
    01 / OUR PRODUCTS

    Different jobs.
    The same ambition.

    Three products built around real enterprise work. Find the one that fits what you need to do.

    Compare the products

    Bahulam

    AI work platform
    Bahulam · Illustrative workflow · sample data

    Connected intelligence for real work.

    Bring conversations, coding, tools, and domain workspaces around the task a team needs to complete.

    BUILT FOREngineering leaders, builders, and teams adopting AI workflows

    CoDash

    BI analysis, migration, and reporting
    CoDash · Illustrative workflow · sample data

    Modernise your BI estate.

    Understand what exists across the BI estate, decide what matters, migrate selected assets, and build and validate reporting.

    BUILT FORHeads of BI, analytics modernisation, and data platform teams

    OneAdmin

    Enterprise administration
    OneAdmin · Control-model illustration · no live execution

    Administration with clear authority.

    Inspect enterprise administration context and route agent proposals to the administrator who is accountable for the decision.

    BUILT FORBI and EPM administrators, IT operations, and governance leaders

    Work you can inspect

    For each product: the workflow it runs, what that workflow supports, and what it does not. Where a dated recording is still owed, the page says so rather than implying one exists.

    Source-backedBahulam Code CLI — binary `bahulam`, package `@bahulam/code` · inspected 2026-09-26

    A scoped repository change, reviewed by a person

    1. Input
    2. Action
    3. Artifact
    4. Human review
    5. Outcome
    • Input: A scoped task against a repository the team already owns.
    • Action: The agent plans the change, edits files, and runs the repository's own checks.
    • Artifact: A diff and the output of the checks that actually ran.
    • Human review: An engineer reads the diff and the check output and decides whether to accept it.
    • Outcome: An accepted change, or a rejected one with the failure visible.

    A dated recording of this workflow is owed before it is described as demonstrated.

    How to read the status labels

    Source-backed
    The implementation exists in the inspected product source. It has not been demonstrated end to end here.
    Demonstrated
    A dated end-to-end run supports this capability, with environment, inputs and outputs recorded.
    Available
    A product owner has approved this capability for a stated customer scope and operating model.
    Interactive preview — simulated execution
    An illustrative interface or synthetic simulation. No live backend behaviour is implied.
    Planned
    Roadmap work. A component, route or partial API may already exist; the capability does not.
    03 / THE ENGINEERING PLATFORM

    Built on the same
    engineering foundation.

    Bahulam, CoDash, and OneAdmin are not three unrelated bets. They are three things the same platform produced — the same agent engineering, the same domain modelling, the same evaluation discipline, the same insistence that a person reviews the result. That platform is also the thing we bring to an enterprise that wants an internal product of its own.

    Bring it into your enterprise
    01Agent engineering

    Orchestration, context handling, tool use, and recovery — the machinery that turns a request into an attempted piece of work rather than a paragraph of text.

    In your estate: The agent layer of your internal product, built against your workflow instead of a generic template.

    02Domain modelling

    Real parsers and semantic models for the systems enterprises actually run — BI platform dialects, semantic layers, application snapshots, administrative object graphs. Not generic text extraction.

    CoDashOneAdminSource-backed

    In your estate: The domain logic your workflow depends on and that nobody ever wrote down, modelled explicitly.

    03Evaluation and validation

    Evaluation sets, parity checks, negative cases, and run manifests. Knowing whether a change helped is a capability, not an afterthought, and it is what makes an AI system safe to extend.

    In your estate: Acceptance criteria agreed before we build, and an evaluation set that tells you whether they were met.

    04Review and authority

    Every product puts a person at the decision point: an engineer accepting a diff, a reviewer repairing a conversion exception, an administrator approving a proposal. The artifact, the checks, and the decision are all inspectable.

    In your estate: A system your people stay accountable for, with the failure paths exercised rather than hidden.

    05Delivery and operation

    Packaging, deployment, telemetry, and handover — including hosted and customer-operated configurations, agreed per deployment rather than promised across the portfolio.

    In your estate: Deployment automation, telemetry, runbooks, and a handover your operators accept.

    Platform here means shared engineering capability, patterns, and know-how — evidenced by three products built with them. It is not a claim that Bahulam, CoDash, and OneAdmin share authentication, a common runtime, or interoperable product state. Each is deployed and operated on its own terms, and any integration between them is scoped in an engagement rather than assumed.

    04 / AI CONSULTING

    Your next product.
    Our engineers,
    alongside yours.

    AI consulting brings an engineering team into your workflow — with your product owner, users, systems, and constraints — from the first process map to a maintained internal product your team operates.

    1. 01

      Opportunity and feasibility

      1–2 weeks
      • Opportunity brief and process map
      • Baseline measures and a data and access assessment
      • Architecture options with their tradeoffs
      • A prioritised scope
      The decision at this stage

      Is there a valuable, feasible internal product here?

    2. 02

      Validated pilot

      3–6 weeks
      • A working vertical slice
      • An evaluation set and the results against it
      • Quality, cost, and latency reported together
      • Integration evidence and the explicit failure paths
      The decision at this stage

      Does the slice meet the acceptance criteria we agreed before building it?

    3. 03

      Production delivery

      Estimated after the pilot, not before
      • The integrated product and its deployment automation
      • Telemetry and permissions
      • An acceptance report, runbooks, and training
      The decision at this stage

      Can the customer operate this within the boundaries we agreed?

    4. 04

      Operate and expand

      Recurring scope
      • Monitoring reviews and evaluation regression checks
      • Improvements against the agreed priorities
      • Knowledge transfer
      The decision at this stage

      Maintain, extend, or transition ownership.

    Durations are planning ranges for a bounded engagement, conditional on access, data, dependencies, and agreed scope.

    05 / APPLIED RESEARCH

    Better questions.
    Better products.

    Applied research is a discipline across the three products. We investigate the engineering questions that make AI work more reliable, more useful, and easier to review.

    Explore our research approach
    Research themes · publications will follow technical review.
    01
    Bahulam

    Reliable agent execution

    Which orchestration, context, and recovery choices actually improve the rate of accepted outcomes?

    02
    CoDash

    Semantic modernisation

    Where do translated BI calculations preserve meaning, and where do they diverge?

    03
    OneAdmin

    Authority and operational evidence

    Can an exact proposal, the policy that governs it, and the resulting state change be validated before the action is taken?

    04
    Bahulam

    Interactive work artifacts

    How do persistent workspaces and plugin views change review and handoff between people?

    06 / ENTERPRISE READINESS

    Built around
    your enterprise.

    Start with your workflow, your systems, and the people responsible for the result. Together, we define the scope and the evidence you need to move forward.

    Deployment, data boundaries, and human responsibilities are agreed for your product and configuration.

    A CLEAR PATH FORWARD

    From the first question
    to an informed decision.

    1. 01

      Say what you are trying to change

      The workflow, who does it today, and what a better outcome would look like in measurable terms.

    2. 02

      We scope what is evaluable

      Which product or delivery model applies, what it covers for your platforms, and what it does not.

    3. 03

      Agree the acceptance criteria before building

      An evaluation set, the measures, and who accepts the result. Criteria agreed afterwards are not criteria.

    4. 04

      Run a bounded evaluation

      Representative data in an approved environment, with the failure paths exercised, not avoided.

    5. 05

      Decide on the evidence

      Accept, adjust the scope, or stop. The evaluation report says which, and why.

    What we’ll work through together
    • Which environment will this run in, and who owns it?
    • Which identity and network approvals are needed, and who grants them?
    • Which model providers are acceptable for this data, and which are not?
    • What happens when the system is wrong — who sees it, and what do they do?
    • Who operates it after handover, and what support scope applies?

    Certifications, residency, and data-handling commitments are reviewed for the specific product and deployment.

    The company behind the products

    AxplusB Tech owns Bahulam, CoDash, and OneAdmin, and runs the delivery business that builds internal products with customers. The thesis is that engineering and domain knowledge earned in delivery becomes reusable product capability.

    How the company is put together

    One engineering platform underneath. Three products and one delivery business built on it. Applied research feeds the platform, and permitted, general learning from delivery feeds back.

    Bahulam

    AI work platform

    CoDash

    BI analysis, migration, and reporting

    OneAdmin

    Enterprise administration

    Your internal product

    Built with our engineers

    The AxplusB engineering platform

    • Agent engineering
    • Domain modelling
    • Evaluation and validation
    • Review and authority
    • Delivery and operation

    Applied research and evaluation

    Feeds the platform. Receives permitted, general learning back from delivery.

    • Shared: the engineering platform — agent engineering, domain modelling, evaluation, and review patterns — plus the team that applies it.
    • Independent: each product is bought, deployed, and operated on its own terms.
    • Not claimed: Platform here means shared engineering capability, patterns, and know-how — evidenced by three products built with them. It is not a claim that Bahulam, CoDash, and OneAdmin share authentication, a common runtime, or interoperable product state. Each is deployed and operated on its own terms, and any integration between them is scoped in an engagement rather than assumed.

    For investors

    The hypothesis is that reusable engineering and domain knowledge improves delivery speed and product economics. That is a claim to be tested, and this site publishes the evidence that exists rather than the evidence we would like to have.

    Traction figures, revenue composition, and market sizing are not published here — none is established by a source we can cite publicly. Company materials are shared with the company owner through a controlled process.