Octave builds multi-tenant AI foundation on Amazon Bedrock for Reliance’s quality management workflows

Octave built a shared AI foundation for Reliance on Amazon Bedrock, with a Complaint Triage Assistant now in production to assemble complaint histories and recommend priorities while leaving decisions to quality handlers. Octave reports that the assistant saves 4–6 hours per investigation and that the shared foundation cuts deployment time per use case by 50 percent. The foundation supports regulated quality management workflows through per-tenant retrieval, isolated Amazon Bedrock AgentCore sessions, and content screening. The Complaint Triage Assistant uses Cohere Embed v4 and Anthropic Claude to help quality handlers review complaints.

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