Sovereign SI for ministries and public services.
Answer every citizen question with a citation to the correct government notice. Runs on your infrastructure, in your language, at the electricity budget of a small office.
The problem you are actually solving
Government AI is a sovereignty problem before it is a capability problem. A ministry cannot legally send citizen queries to a US-hosted frontier lab. Data-residency laws, procurement rules, and simple political prudence rule out the frontier-lab stack. AlifZetta was built with that constraint as the first requirement. Runs on your infrastructure. Answers in your citizens' language. Cites the correct notice, gazette, or circular for every answer. Serves nation scale on commodity CPU.
The pain points we hear every week
- Every citizen call-centre agent answers the same 100 questions with different (sometimes wrong) answers
- Your existing chatbot is a decision tree that breaks the moment the citizen phrases the question a new way
- Frontier-lab AI is legally out — data residency, procurement rules, TOS exposure
- Building in-house requires GPU infrastructure the ministry does not have and cannot procure
- Citizens ask in English and local language interchangeably; monolingual bots fail half the calls
What AlifZetta delivers
- Deployed at nation scale at demo.axz.si — 94,000+ government KB entries live
- All 77 Nepal districts + 7 provinces + 20 cabinet ministers + 400+ services indexed
- Every answer carries a citation to the specific ministry notice or gazette
- Bilingual English + local language (Nepali, Hindi, or any Devanagari) natively
- Runs on your ministry's hardware — data residency guaranteed by architecture
- Sub-3ms partner-API latency at scale
- $47/month per production node — one ministry can afford it, seventy-seven districts can afford it, a nation can afford it
- PRISM proof-tree per answer — audit-safe for parliamentary review and freedom-of-information law
Regulatory alignment
| Regulation / framework | How AlifZetta satisfies it |
|---|---|
| Data residency laws | Deployed on-premise; data never crosses jurisdiction |
| Procurement rules | Fixed-fee pilot, no per-token or per-query pricing |
| Freedom-of-information | PRISM proof-tree is the audit trail; every answer is inspectable |
| Multilingual mandates | Native bilingual — no post-hoc translation layer |
| Public-service accessibility | Sub-5ms latency + citation makes the answer defensible in a citizen complaint |
Two-week pilot workflow
- Discovery call (30 min) — map your workflow, identify the highest-value pilot target
- Fixed-fee quote — written scope + cost + timeline, no hidden add-ons
- Ingest your knowledge into NEXUS — up to 100,000 entries, cited, versioned
- Wire the CLLM cluster on your hardware — sovereign from day one
- Side-by-side comparison — 100 real queries, both stacks, quality + latency + cost
- Working authenticated endpoint + monitored baseline — the deliverable
Book a government pilot conversation
30 minutes. No slides. We map your workflow to the AlifZetta stack live, quote the pilot on the call.
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