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ORQ: The partner for AI Observability & Orchestration — without Microsoft lock-in.

KODIFY is one of the first ORQ.ai partners in the Netherlands. We install, configure and manage the observability layer that gives you control over quality, cost, safety and bias of your AI agents — across Claude, GPT-4o, Mistral, Gemini and LLaMA.

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KODIFY × ORQ.AI

Kodify — one of the first ORQ partners in the Netherlands. Production deployment at PostNL.

ORQ.ai is a Dutch AI Observability and Orchestration platform: an independent layer above any LLM — Claude, GPT-4o, Mistral, Gemini, LLaMA — where you centrally monitor and control quality, cost, latency, bias and PII exposure.

KODIFY was one of the very first partners of ORQ. Our AI Consultant Wouter Sligter installed ORQ and took it to production at PostNL — including routing engine, RBAC, vaults and the OTAP pipeline their teams now release on.

ORQ founder Sohrab Hosseini is a long-time friend of KODIFY and a regular speaker at our AI Power Sessions. His core message: 85% of AI initiatives fail not on the model, but on the organisation around it. That shared focus is where we work together.

"When a client is not on a Microsoft-first philosophy, ORQ is our preferred supplier for observability — in practice often stronger than Purview."
Floor 4 · AI Observability

The six questions you must be able to answer about your AI.

Without an observability layer, AI in production is a black box. ORQ.ai gives KODIFY — and your team — answers to the six questions every CIO, security officer and finance lead asks, all in one dashboard.

01

What is the quality of my agents?

Continuous evaluation of output — hallucinations, tone, language quality and correctness per use case. ORQ scores every run and routes regressions back to your team.

Quality · Evals
02

How are employees using the AI?

Which prompts, which agents, which output — per team, per user. Find the power users and the departments still falling behind.

Usage · Adoption
04

Which agent costs the most?

Token usage and € cost per agent, per team, per LLM. Set budget caps, alerts and cost fallbacks before a cost centre spirals out of control.

Cost control
05

Is there bias or PII leakage?

PII detection on input and output. Bias evaluations on sensitive decisions. Guardrails that automatically block personnel files and business-sensitive data.

Safety · PII
06

Where are my bottlenecks?

P95 latency, retries, fallbacks and tool failures visible in real time. Find what is slow, what fails too often and where caching is needed.

Performance
The 4 steps of the agent lifecycle

Build → Deploy → Evaluate → Improve. In one platform.

Agents don't fail on the model — they fail on the loops around it. ORQ orchestrates those four stages as one product, with shared accountability between Product, Engineering, ML and Operations.

01

Build

Studio for agents, prompts, tools and workflows. Every change version-controlled, with OTAP.

  • Prompt & workflow editor
  • Tool & MCP library
  • RAG-as-a-Service
  • Multi-LLM playground
02

Deploy

Safely to production with OTAP, canary releases, PII control and RBAC — without bypassing your IT team.

  • OTAP / DTAP pipelines
  • Canary & A/B releases
  • PII control on input/output
  • Vaults, RBAC, IP allow-list
03

Evaluate

Every run scored on quality, cost, latency and bias. No opinions — dashboards and regression tests.

  • Automated & human evals
  • Bias & safety monitoring
  • Quality regressions per release
  • Cost per agent / team / LLM
04

Improve

Reversible changes based on data. Switch LLMs, rewrite prompts or add tools — and measure the impact immediately.

  • Routing engine per use case
  • Prompt improvements from data
  • Roll-back on bad release
  • Shared accountability dashboards
The ORQ platform

One stack — from model to governance.

ORQ.ai sits as an observability and orchestration layer between your applications and the LLMs. Below are the four rings we set up and manage for you.

RING 1
Developer surface
SDK Customization Agentic Workflow Widgets
RING 2
LLM pool — vendor-neutral
Claude GPT-4o Mistral Gemini LLaMA Cohere Hugging Face Grok Vertex AI Copilot
RING 3
Orchestration capabilities
Connect Data
Upload, OneDrive, Google Drive, intranet scraping. Connect your own knowledge sources to agents.
Tool & Workflow
Custom workflows, retries and fallbacks. Tools from internal APIs to external services.
Image & Voice
Vision libraries and voice tooling. Images, speech and documents in the same pipeline.
Routing & RAG
RAG-as-a-Service, routing engine, MCP. The right model for the right task — automatically.
Deploy & OTAP
PII control, OTAP and DTAP pipelines. Safely from dev to production with full audit trail.
Canary Releases
Gradual rollout, A/B testing in production and rollback on bad metrics.
RING 4 · INFRA
Governance & runtime
API Gateway Vector DB Auto-scaling Jump-Hosts Clusters Alerting IP allow-list Vaults RBAC
Case · PostNL

Wouter Sligter took ORQ to production at PostNL.

Wouter — KODIFY's AI Consultant and one of the first ORQ implementors in the Netherlands — installed, connected and launched the platform at PostNL in production. From vault and RBAC configuration to routing engine, OTAP pipelines and the evaluation loops the team now releases on.

No sandbox pilot: PostNL runs ORQ live, with real volumes and governance at the level an enterprise security team demands. It is the blueprint we use to bring similar implementations at other clients to production in days — not months.

1st ORQ PARTNER IN NL
PROD LIVE AT POSTNL
100% TEAM ORQ-CERTIFIED
CASE STUDY 2024 — LIVE

PostNL — ORQ in production

Sector Logistics & mail
Implemented by Wouter Sligter — KODIFY
What was built Vault, RBAC, routing engine, OTAP, evals
LLMs in production Claude · GPT-4o · Mistral
Status Production — fully observable
orq.ai certified deployment
ORQ.ai vs Microsoft Purview

Not on a Microsoft-first philosophy? Then ORQ is stronger.

Microsoft Purview is excellent if your entire world sits in Azure and M365 — it is already there, and you use it accordingly. But most organisations we speak to do not want to be tied to one cloud and one LLM vendor.

For those organisations, ORQ.ai is our preferred supplier for observability: vendor-neutral, broader in AI-specific evaluations, stronger in routing and lifecycle control — and owned by a Dutch team that KODIFY can work with directly.

We are pragmatic — where Purview wins (M365 DLP, document classification), Purview wins. For the AI-specific work, ORQ wins.

Criterium
orq.ai
Microsoft Purview
Vendor-neutral — all LLMs
Claude, GPT-4o, Mistral, Gemini, LLaMA, Cohere, Grok
Strongly focused on Azure OpenAI
Not tied to Microsoft 365
Works alongside or without M365 / Azure
Requires M365 / Azure tenant
Agent quality evaluation
Auto-evals + human review + regressions per release
Limited — mainly compliance reporting
Multi-LLM routing engine
Best model per request on quality/cost/latency
No routing between models
OTAP / DTAP for AI
Versioning, canary releases, rollback
Indirectly via Azure DevOps
PII control + DLP
Out of the box, configurable
Strong DLP in M365 context
Compliance & data classification
Audit trail, RBAC, vaults
Deep document and mail classification
Bias monitoring on agent output
Eval suite with bias and safety checks
No native bias monitoring
Speaker · AI Power Sessions

Sohrab Hosseini, CEO of ORQ.ai, on stage at KODIFY's AI Power Sessions.

Sohrab is a well-known face at KODIFY — and has spoken at our Partner Event among others. His keynote covers what he sees daily at enterprises: the organisational disconnect that blocks real AI production, and how a collaborative platform resolves it.

"Most AI agents fail in production — not because the model is weak, but because teams can't collaborate on how they're built, evaluated and improved."

Sohrab Hosseini — CEO & Founder, orq.ai
Volg Sohrab op LinkedIn
KEYNOTE · 1 UUR Hosted by KODIFY

Why 85% of AI initiatives fail — silos, not the model.

An open talk for data, AI and operational leaders. Concrete, with live examples from Sohrab's own clients.

01
Why 85% of AI initiatives fail
Not because of weak models — because of silos. Product, ML, engineering and ops are not working on the same artefact.
02
The four steps of the agent lifecycle
Build → Deploy → Evaluate → Improve. Each step with shared accountability and metrics.
03
Shared ownership as the tipping point
Cross-functional teams that see the same quality score, cost and bias metrics deliver agents that actually stay in production.
04
Lifecycle platforms enable reversible changes
Visibility, measurability and the ability to safely roll back every change — the real enterprise requirement.
Your ORQ team

Senior consultants — all ORQ-trained with production experience.

We assign the right consultant to lead each engagement. Everyone below has been trained by ORQ and has taken one or more implementations to production.

Wouter Sligter — KODIFY
Wouter
AI Consultant · ORQ Lead
orq.ai certifiedPostNL implementation
Marten — KODIFY
Marten
Co-founder · CTO
orq.ai certifiedRouting Engine
Ruben — KODIFY
Ruben
Co-founder · AI Project Manager
orq.ai certifiedEvaluations
Tanmay — KODIFY
Tanmay
Principal Engineer · AI Solution Architect
orq.ai certifiedOTAP / RBAC
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