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Built by a team with $20B+ in digital infrastructure transaction and financing experience

AI-Native Operations for Digital Infrastructure.

Prime Radiant’s AI agents connect your infrastructure, map the paths ahead, and help you plan for the best one.

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the problem

Operations break down across siloed data, supplier delays, financing gaps, and compliance blind spots. For mission-critical work, there's no unified system keeping it all on track.

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the drag

Every handoff is a questionnobody has time to answer.

“Does the revised breaker rating still clear the interconnection study?”“Which draw does this change order land in, and has the lender seen it?”“Is the vendor building to the revision the permit office approved?”“If the chiller slips two weeks, what moves on the critical path?”“Who still has the old single-line, and what have they ordered against it?”
“Are we still inside the covenant if commissioning moves to April?”“Which long-lead orders have no confirmed factory test date?”“Does the export classification change with the new supplier?”“What did we commit to the utility, and is it still true?”“Whose approval is this waiting on, and since when?”
“Is the lender’s engineer looking at the schedule we are building to?”“Which parts are single-sourced with a forty-week lead time?”“Has the insurance certificate caught up with the new site scope?”“What is our exposure if the tariff ruling lands before the shipment?”“Who approved the substitution, and did engineering ever see it?”
“Is the reforecast using this month’s commitments or last month’s?”“Which milestones are we reporting complete that the site would dispute?”“Will the as-builts match what the utility signed off?”“How much contingency is left once the open change orders close?”“Which invoices are we holding, and what are they waiting on?”
The solution

One layer for supply chain, finance, and compliance.

Prime Radiant's AI agents run procurement, project finance, and compliance for teams building energy, compute, robotics, and A&D. See what’s coming in every PO, draw, and filing.

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HORIZON 0 YR↓ 0 PATHS
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  1. [ 01 ]Chase late vendor confirmations
  2. [ 02 ]Reconcile POs against change orders
  3. [ 03 ]Flag long-lead equipment slippage
[ Efficiency gain ]

Fewer late deliveries. No surprise change orders.

  1. [ 01 ]Assemble lender draw packages
  2. [ 02 ]Track covenant and budget variance
  3. [ 03 ]Match invoices to POs and receipts
[ Efficiency gain ]

Draws funded faster. Variances explained before lenders ask.

  1. [ 01 ]Keep permit and export filings current
  2. [ 02 ]Screen vendors against sanctions lists
  3. [ 03 ]Compile audit evidence as work happens
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Audit-ready year-round. No lapsed permits or licenses.

WHO IT’S FOR

Built for the systems the world runs on.

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Cooling towers and electricity infrastructure at a nuclear power plant

Energy

Connect assets, crews, and operating data. Coordinate maintenance and capacity across the systems that power everything else.

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Server racks, network cables, and status lights inside a data center

Compute

Bring capacity, deployment, and cost into one view. Keep data centers, cloud platforms, and AI workloads moving together.

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Four-legged ground robot with cameras and sensors walking across the floor of an industrial hangar

Robotics

Connect fleet telemetry to real workflows. Coordinate deployment, maintenance, and the teams behind autonomous systems.

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F/A-18 research aircraft inside an aerospace hangar

A&D

Keep mission-critical programs moving. Connect engineering, supply chains, and compliance inside your operating perimeter.

For the teams building and operating critical infrastructure. From the power behind a workload to the systems acting on it.

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how it works

We deploy into your operations, not beside them

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Find bottlenecks firsthand

We forward-deploy into your operations and find the drag where it actually lives. Not where an org chart says it should be.

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Build a queryable ontology

We connect 70+ of your systems into one ontology agents can query safely. It lives inside your perimeter, and you own it.

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Custom harnesses, end to end

We build model-agnostic agent harnesses around your workflows and approvals. They work in the background and hand finished work to your team in Teams or Slack.

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Run live, people in the loop

Agents run inside your perimeter with approvals and an audit trail. Your data and tuned models stay yours, in your cloud and your jurisdiction.

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[ N.006 ]integrated everywhere

Connected to every system your work already runs on.

We read 2,100 job postings at 51 infrastructure companies to map the software these teams are hired to run. Prime Radiant connects to all of it at once.

Prime Radiant agent layer74 systems · 8 layers · connected at once
All layers

Every system stays connected at the same time, so one agent can follow a change from the ERP to the inbox to the schedule. Pick a layer to see what sits inside it.

ERP and core systems

Reads orders, receipts, and commitments. Drafts the change and posts what you approve.

SAPS/4HANAOracleNetSuiteWorkdayDynamics 365JD EdwardsPeopleSoftQuickBooksSage
Planning and scheduling

Tracks every date against the plan and models what a slip moves.

AnaplanKinaxisSAP IBPBlue Yondero9Primavera P6ProcoreSmartsheet
Procurement and sourcing

Follows requisitions, bids, and contracts from request to signature.

CoupaSAP AribaIcertisIvaluaJaggaerZipGEPDocuSign
Finance and close

Ties commitments to the forecast, the close, and the lender’s draw.

OneStreamOracle EPMBlackLinePigmentFloQastWorkivaVertexAvalaraConcurNavanExpensifyWorkday Adaptive
Analytics and data

Queries the warehouse, and the workbook nobody else can find.

ExcelPower BISQLTableauPythonSnowflakeDatabricksLookerQlikAlteryx
Engineering and shop floor

Watches revisions and flags what was ordered against the old one.

AutodeskSolidWorksTeamcenterWindchillArena PLMOpcenter MES
Logistics and trade

Follows shipments, customs holds, and classification changes.

Flexportproject44FourKitesTMSWMSCustoms filings
Work and collaboration

Picks up requests and hands back finished work where your team talks.

TeamsSlackOutlookGmailGoogle WorkspaceSharePointBoxGoogle DriveDropboxSalesforceJiraConfluenceAsanaMonday
[ N.007 ]in practice

One change, followed through every system it touches.

A supplier swaps a part. A lender draw comes due. An engineering change puts an export classification in doubt. Pick one and follow a single agent from the trigger to the decision it hands back.

Supplier change notice / Switchgear SWG-2 · Hall B powerIllustrative example
Agent trace
01Trigger07:12:04
Gmail
Pellmoor: SWG-2 breaker swap, ships 9 MayChange notice PDF, picked up from the buyer inbox
02Context07:12:06
Coupa
PO 4410-0187 · line 2 · SWG-2 lineupPromised 18 Apr · substitutions need written consent
Icertis
Supply agreement, clause 11.3Damages accrue after 14 days late, capped at 10%
Autodesk
Single-line E-201 rev DCalls for 40 kA main breakers · notice offers 31.5 kA
Primavera P6
Hall B energization, 02 JunSWG-2 has 9 days of float · the slip uses 21
03Graph07:12:09
Radiant graph
SWG-2 → PO 4410-0187 → E-201 → energizationFive linked objects · owners: M. Trevane, J. Lindqvist
Radiant graph
Plan: confirm rating, cover the gap from Site 2Four actions drafted · two need approval
04Follow-through07:12:13
Procore
RFI drafted for the engineer of recordAsks whether 31.5 kA clears the fault study
S/4HANA
Two spare 40 kA breakers found in Site 2 stockReserved for a build that starts in July
Kinaxis
Re-plan drafted to release the Site 2 sparesJuly build still holds if reordered by 30 Apr
project44
Dedicated truck modeled from the 9 May dateSaves 3 transit days for about $6k
05Handoff07:12:21
Slack
Summary posted to #hall-b-powerTwo decisions waiting
Slack# hall-b-power
Prime RadiantAPP7:12

Pellmoor wants to ship SWG-2 on 9 May with 31.5 kA main breakers. E-201 rev D calls for 40 kA, and the new date runs 12 days past the float on Hall B energization. Site 2 holds two 40 kA spares. An RFI and a re-plan are drafted.

Send RFIReview re-plan
M. Trevane7:41

Send the RFI. I doubt 31.5 kA clears the fault study, so line up the spares.

Prime RadiantAPP7:41

RFI 212 sent in Procore. The Kinaxis re-plan is with J. Lindqvist for approval, and a reply declining the swap is drafted in Gmail.

Approve re-plan
J. Lindqvist8:06

Re-plan approved. Hold the reply until the engineer answers.

Prime RadiantAPP8:06

Held. I’ll post here when the RFI comes back.

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Lender draw 7 / Briar Mesa storage · 120 MWIllustrative example
Agent trace
01Trigger06:30:01
Smartsheet
Draw 7 request due to the lender on FridayFinancing calendar row, owned by project finance
02Context06:30:03
NetSuite
14 vendor invoices posted since draw 6Six budget lines · $8.92m in total
Box
Completion certificates, milestones 11 to 14Milestone 14 is missing the site lead’s signature
Anaplan
Forecast by lender cost lineChange orders 18 and 19 are not in it yet
Snowflake
Cost ledger joined to the lender’s budget linesTwo invoices hit a line with nothing remaining
03Graph06:30:07
Radiant graph
Draw 7 → milestones → invoices → budgetFinds milestone 14 unsigned and one line exhausted
Radiant graph
Plan: tie out, hold 14, propose contingencyFour actions drafted · two need approval
04Follow-through06:30:12
BlackLine
Draw amount reconciled to the general ledgerTies out · one $46k retainage variance explained
Workiva
Draw certificate and cost schedule assembledFigures linked to source · 38 pages
Power BI
Sources and uses refreshed for the packageContingency at 6.1% after open change orders
Outlook
Signature requested from the site leadMilestone 14 held out until it is signed
05Handoff06:30:19
Teams
Draw 7 package posted to Lender drawsTwo decisions waiting
TeamsBriar Mesa / Lender draws
Prime RadiantAPP6:30

Draw 7 is assembled at $8.41m and ties to NetSuite. I left milestone 14 ($510k) out because its certificate is unsigned. Two invoices sit on a budget line with nothing left, and change orders 18 and 19 are missing from the forecast.

Review packageMove to contingency
T. Aldaine7:20

Move both invoices to contingency and say so in the cover letter. Keep 14 out.

Prime RadiantAPP7:21

Done. Contingency is 5.8% after the move. The package is updated in Workiva, and nothing goes to the lender until you sign.

Sign and send
T. Aldaine7:48

Signed. Send it.

Prime RadiantAPP7:48

Sent to the lender’s engineer from Outlook. Milestone 14 rolls to draw 8.

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Export classification / Actuator GA-40 · supplier changeIllustrative example
Agent trace
01Trigger10:02:11
Windchill
ECN-3318: GA-40 moves to Norrvik DrivesEngineering change, caught by the part watch
02Context10:02:13
SAP Ariba
Supplier record: Norrvik DrivesOnboarded 12 days ago · no end-use statement on file
Google Drive
Norrvik datasheet, GA-40 rev BPosition accuracy is tighter than the old part’s
Confluence
Classification register, GA-40 entryEAR99, based on the previous supplier’s datasheet
Flexport
Thursday’s export booking includes 8 GA-40 unitsCommercial invoice lists them as EAR99
03Graph10:02:16
Radiant graph
GA-40 → ECN-3318 → Norrvik → registerThe EAR99 entry rests on the old supplier’s datasheet
Radiant graph
Plan: review, freeze filing, prepare the formFour actions drafted · two need approval
04Follow-through10:02:21
Jira
Classification review opened as TC-412Datasheet comparison attached for trade compliance
Customs filings
Thursday’s export filing flagged, not submittedClassification field waits on TC-412
DocuSign
End-use statement prepared for NorrvikNot sent · waits for approval
Salesforce
Two open quotes that include GA-40 flaggedAccount owners notified · quotes unchanged
05Handoff10:02:28
Slack
Summary posted to #trade-complianceTwo decisions waiting
Slack# trade-compliance
Prime RadiantAPP10:02

ECN-3318 moves the GA-40 actuator to Norrvik Drives. Their datasheet shows tighter position accuracy than the part we classified as EAR99, so the register entry may be wrong. Eight units are booked to ship Thursday. A review is open as TC-412.

Hold shipmentSend end-use form
P. Szarka10:31

Hold the shipment and send the form. I’ll classify from the new datasheet today.

Prime RadiantAPP10:31

Hold placed in Flexport and the form is out through DocuSign. The export filing stays in draft until TC-412 closes.

P. Szarka11:48

Reclassified. The filing needs a license exception noted. Details are in TC-412.

Prime RadiantAPP11:49

Register updated in Confluence and the filing now carries the exception. It is ready for your review before Thursday.

Review filing
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Agents act. People approve.Anything that commits money or scope waits for a person.
data safety

Your deployment, your perimeter.

Prime Radiant runs wherever your risk posture requires and nothing about that is a checkbox.

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Runs inside your perimeter

Managed by us on standard infrastructure or ITAR-ready AWS GovCloud, or bring your own cloud. Agents run entirely inside your VPC, and no request, prompt, or document leaves your environment.

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Model-agnostic by design

Export-controlled or classified-adjacent programs run exclusively on open-weight models inside your perimeter. Teams comfortable with frontier providers use them under existing agreements, BAAs included.

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Your data trains your models, not ours

Your data is never used to train shared models. Want models tuned to your operations? You own the result end to end, weights included. If you leave, the model leaves with you.

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Everything on record

Every agent action ships over an immutable audit trail, scoped by the system permissions you already enforce.

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