Cogna

Cogna builds AI native applications for physical industries such as utilities, energy, infrastructure, telecoms and field services. Rather than selling a generic assistant, it takes a specific operational workflow that still runs on spreadsheets, handoffs and repeat coordination, captures the rules and exceptions that govern it, and turns that into production software teams use daily. Typical areas include field operations, asset management, dispatch and scheduling, procurement, permitting and compliance, capital delivery and network operations. The platform is aimed at enterprise operations and technology leaders who need governed software rather than pilots. A knowledge layer called Lattice holds the structured understanding of how the work runs, which systems it depends on and what good performance looks like, so each new application starts with more context than the last. Governance controls cover access, audit trails, deployment and impact reporting. Integrations connect to SAP, Salesforce, SCADA, GIS, ERP systems, IoT feeds, Excel and legacy databases without replacing the existing system of record. A Blueprint process maps where AI can create the most value, and delivery runs either as a managed service or inside the customer's own environment. The company lists ISO 27001, SOC 2 Type II, Cyber Essentials and GDPR compliance. Cogna publishes no prices. The company describes outcome based pricing agreed per engagement, with capital expenditure friendly structures available where they help a customer move faster, and the only route in is a demo request. The focus is deliberately narrow. Cogna writes mainly about the United Kingdom's physical industries and publishes its own research on the productivity gap there, so buyers outside heavy asset and infrastructure sectors may find the product fit less direct.