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Skip the pilot. Start with what already works.
Most organizations share the same backlogs: documents to read, requests to answer, exceptions to clear, knowledge nobody can find. Each one is a solution we've already built in production. We scope it to your environment, deploy it into your cloud and run it for you.
Document intake
- What it does
- Intake, classification, extraction and validation of documents at volume, with a defensible record of every decision.
- Who buys it first
- Teams buried in claims, applications, correspondence, case files, and legal or tax documents.
- Where it runs today
- In production at a California state agency and a commercial tax-services firm.
From order to live
- Step 1Deploy into your tenant
- Step 2Connect your systems
- Step 3Configure to your rules
- Step 4Validate on real cases
- Step 5Train your team
Then 11:59 Operate runs it: updates, tuning, monitoring and support.
Public records requests
- What it does
- Public Records Act requests end to end: intake, search, responsiveness review, redaction support, response assembly and deadline tracking.
- Who buys it first
- California agencies and local governments working against statutory response clocks.
- Where it runs today
- Built on IDP++ for a state agency and deployed from that reference build.
From order to live
- Step 1Deploy into your tenant
- Step 2Connect your systems
- Step 3Configure to your rules
- Step 4Validate on real cases
- Step 5Train your team
Then 11:59 Operate runs it: updates, tuning, monitoring and support.
Knowledge search
- What it does
- Grounded answers across your documents and systems, with citations, so staff get the source instead of a guess.
- Who buys it first
- Organizations whose policy, legal and operating knowledge lives in ten different places.
- Where it runs today
- Runs as the shared brain under every other catalog solution.
From order to live
- Step 1Deploy into your tenant
- Step 2Connect your systems
- Step 3Configure to your rules
- Step 4Validate on real cases
- Step 5Train your team
Then 11:59 Operate runs it: updates, tuning, monitoring and support.
ERP exception queues
- What it does
- Agents that work the holds, mismatches and incomplete transactions in your ERP, then resolve them or escalate with a record.
- Who buys it first
- Finance and operations teams with large manual exception backlogs.
- Where it runs today
- Built from the IDP++ and Knowledge Mapping patterns.
From order to live
- Step 1Deploy into your tenant
- Step 2Connect your systems
- Step 3Configure to your rules
- Step 4Validate on real cases
- Step 5Train your team
Then 11:59 Operate runs it: updates, tuning, monitoring and support.
Database migration
- What it does
- Agentic database migration that assesses, plans and executes moves to modern managed databases.
- Who buys it first
- IT teams with legacy or expensive database estates to modernize or exit.
- Where it runs today
- Built on AWS and billed per workload rather than per engineer-hour.
From order to live
- Step 1Deploy into your tenant
- Step 2Connect your systems
- Step 3Configure to your rules
- Step 4Validate on real cases
- Step 5Train your team
Then 11:59 Operate runs it: updates, tuning, monitoring and support.
Built in production
Every solution was built for a client with a real backlog and a real auditor, then generalized. The edge cases are already in the test set.
Your tenant, your data
Nothing is hosted elsewhere. Each solution runs in your AWS or Azure environment, under your identity provider.
Scoped before you start
A fixed deployment fee and a go-live plan, scoped to your environment before you order. No open-ended pilot.
It compounds
Every solution plugs into the same shared brain and org chart, so the second one deploys faster than the first.
For the State of California
Your programs are buried in public records requests, applications and case files. Catalog solutions like the PRA Accelerator and IDP++ were built in production for California state departments, deploy into your own tenant, and keep the record of every decision your oversight bodies expect.
Proven solutions, already running for California departments.
For commercial firms
You don't need another pilot, and you don't have a team to maintain one. Document intake, exception queues, knowledge search and database migration are already solved. Subscribe per solution, we deploy and run it, and your engineering budget goes to what's unique to your business.
Buy the solved problems. Build only what's yours.
Spend your engineering budget on what's unique to you. Buy the problems that are already solved.
Find your first solutionCommon questions
Questions about AI Solutions Catalog
Can California agencies automate Public Records Act requests?
Yes. Intake, search, responsiveness review, redaction support and deadline tracking can be automated while records officers keep every disclosure decision. 11:59's PRA Accelerator does this in the agency's own cloud.
Read the full answer →How can firms automate client document intake with AI?
Sorting, extraction, validation and routing can be automated while staff handle exceptions and client work. 11:59 deploys IDP++ in the firm's own cloud and runs it under 11:59 Operate.
Read the full answer →Does our data leave our cloud?
No. 11:59 deploys into your own AWS or Azure tenant, under your identity provider and audit rules.
Start with an AI Rapid Scan.
It is scoped to the effort and quoted before we start, and it ends with the first thing to deploy and its quote.