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Getting Started - Zild Platform

Welcome to the Zild Platform. Zild is an AMP — AI Agent Management Platform — built to integrate, orchestrate, and govern generative AI solutions inside large enterprises. Instead of deploying disconnected AI initiatives across departments, Zild provides a centralized management layer that connects Generative AI models, business systems, and communication channels into a unified operational infrastructure. Its mission is clear:
Democratize and operationalize Generative AI securely and at scale across the enterprise.

What is an AMP (AI Agent Management Platform)?

An AI Agent Management Platform (AMP) is an enterprise-grade system responsible for:
  • Managing AI agents across multiple channels
  • Orchestrating LLMs and generative models
  • Enforcing governance and security
  • Integrating AI into enterprise workflows
  • Monitoring performance and compliance
  • Ensuring scalability and data isolation
Zild operates as the control plane for AI agents within an organization. It sits between: Generative AI Models ↔ Business Systems ↔ Communication Channels This allows enterprises to safely leverage large language models without losing control, observability, or compliance.

Zild’s Role in the Enterprise AI Stack

Zild does not replace generative AI providers — it integrates them. The platform connects to:
  • Large Language Models (LLMs)
  • Internal enterprise systems
  • CRM and ERP platforms
  • Telephony and messaging providers
  • Custom APIs and legacy systems
Zild acts as:
  • The orchestration layer
  • The governance layer
  • The execution layer
  • The management layer
This architecture enables companies to standardize AI deployment across business units instead of running fragmented pilots.

What Zild Enables

Through its AMP architecture, Zild powers:
  • AI customer service agents
  • AI SDRs and sales automation
  • AI voice agents (SIP / Twilio)
  • AI contract and document analysis
  • AI conversation monitoring and coaching
  • Internal operational AI assistants
All agents operate under a unified management framework.

How the Platform Works

At a high level, Zild connects: Channels → Agents → Workflows → Integrations → Enterprise Systems Each layer is abstracted and centrally managed.

1. Channels

Channels are the interaction surfaces where users communicate with AI agents. Examples:
  • WhatsApp
  • Webchat
  • Voice (SIP / Twilio)
  • Custom API endpoints
Channel abstraction ensures that business logic remains independent of communication infrastructure.

2. Agents

Agents are managed AI entities that:
  • Interpret user intent
  • Access enterprise knowledge
  • Execute business logic
  • Trigger workflows
  • Call external APIs
  • Escalate to humans when necessary
Agents are fully configurable and governed within the AMP layer.

3. Workflows

Workflows transform conversations into operational outcomes. They allow agents to:
  • Trigger post-interaction actions
  • Send contracts
  • Update CRMs
  • Create tasks
  • Call webhooks
  • Escalate internally
Workflows ensure AI is not just conversational — but transactional.

4. Integrations

Zild integrates securely with:
  • CRM systems
  • Telephony providers
  • Messaging providers
  • Payment systems
  • Internal enterprise systems
All integrations are governed via secure APIs and controlled authentication mechanisms.

Core Platform Concepts

Tenant

A Tenant represents an enterprise organization within Zild. Each tenant has:
  • Data isolation
  • Dedicated agents
  • Independent users and roles
  • Segregated channels
  • Separate integrations
Zild is natively multi-tenant and enterprise-ready.

App

An App represents a channel integration view for end users. We are commited to create a Zild App when the users needs a different inferface to interact with AI. Zild Apps:
  • Zild Assist: For chat conversations
  • Zild Voice: For call conversations
  • Zild Insight: For QA the conversations
  • Zild Coach: To train the users using voice
  • Zild Docs: To process documents
  • Zild Chat: Chat interface between users and AI Agents
  • Zild Tasks: For background jobs
  • Zild Admin: For manage all the AI usage of company

Conversation

A Conversation is the transactional object that stores:
  • Messages
  • Metadata
  • Context memory
  • Events
  • Workflow triggers
  • Audit logs
This enables traceability, observability, and governance.

Events

Events are structured system triggers such as:
  • Message received
  • Call started
  • Call ended
  • Contract sent
  • Conversation closed
Events activate workflows and external integrations.

Governance and Enterprise Control

As an AMP, Zild provides:
  • Role-based access control (RBAC)
  • Multi-tenant isolation
  • Secure API authentication
  • Webhook verification
  • Conversation logging and auditing
  • Performance monitoring
  • Channel abstraction
  • Scalable AI orchestration
This ensures generative AI can be deployed safely in regulated and large-scale environments.

Why Zild as an AMP?

Without an AMP, enterprises typically face:
  • Fragmented AI initiatives
  • Lack of governance
  • Security risks
  • Poor observability
  • Channel silos
  • Inconsistent data handling
Zild solves this by becoming the central AI control layer of the organization.

Quick Start Overview

To deploy AI agents using Zild:

Step 1 — Create Your Tenant

Your organization receives a dedicated isolated environment. You can buy a subscription at https://zild.ai

Step 2 — Connect Channels

Configure WhatsApp, Voice, or Webchat Apps.

Step 3 — Create and Configure Agents

Define instructions, tools, knowledge, and escalation rules.

Step 4 — Configure Workflows

Automate business actions and integrations.

Step 5 — Monitor and Scale

Track conversations, optimize performance, and expand use cases.

The Strategic Vision

Zild is not just an AI tool. It is an AI infrastructure layer for enterprises that want to:
  • Standardize AI usage
  • Govern generative models
  • Integrate AI into operations
  • Scale safely across departments
Zild is the platform that transforms generative AI from experimentation into enterprise capability.

What’s Next?

Continue with:
  • Architecture Overview
  • Object Model
  • Security and Compliance
  • Implementation Guide
If you are ready to operationalize AI across your enterprise, proceed to the implementation guide.