Capability area · 5 items
Xelence AI Engine
Build, orchestrate, and govern AI agents and skills natively within Xelence.
- Business outcome
- Helps your teams plan faster and reuse proven approaches instead of starting from scratch
- Who it's for
- Business and IT leaders, solution teams, project leads
- Value
- Less time from idea to plan · More consistent solution design · Less rebuilding from scratch
Building AI and running it
The Xelence AI Engine is where AI use cases are designed and built: agents, workflows and skills, with policy and guardrails.
Generative AI Services is the run-time service your applications call to use those AI use cases, through a secure AI gateway with cost and token monitoring.
In short: you design AI use cases in the AI Engine, and your applications, staff and constituents use them through Generative AI Services.
Available today
Value you already have
New capability area — the Xelence-native AI Engine · Capabilities roll out from 2026
Now
5Value arriving now · 2026 · Xelence 10.0
- Turn AI ideas into working features for your programs In progress
- Build AI agents that draw on your own documents and show their sources In progress
- Design AI-driven workflows visually In progress
- Create reusable AI skills for agents to use In progress
- Set policies and guardrails for AI agents, with a record of every run In progress
Next
Value coming next · 2027 · Xelence 11.0
Future capabilities under discovery
On the horizon
Where we're headed · 2028 · Xelence 12.0
Future capabilities under discovery
Start thinking about
- Which business problems would you prioritize for your first AI use cases?
- Are the documents and data your agents would rely on accurate, current and searchable?
- Who will design, build and maintain your agents, workflows and skills, and what training will they need?
- At which points must a person review or approve what an agent does?
- How will you decide an AI use case is ready to release, and who signs off?
- How will you prepare staff for AI-assisted work, and how might their roles change?