Partnership Announcement
PwC India and Questt AI announced a strategic partnership aimed at helping enterprises build a trusted knowledge foundation for artificial intelligence applications. The collaboration combines PwC India’s transformation expertise with Questt AI’s Intelligence Warehouse (IW) platform to create a persistent, queryable layer of organisational context – described as a ‘digital brain’ that enables AI agents to operate based on how a company actually works rather than on incomplete signals.
Solution Description
The Intelligence Warehouse solution captures fragmented data, business rules, decisions and institutional judgement into a governed knowledge layer that AI agents can query. This digital brain provides a structured, queryable model of the enterprise, allowing AI agents to reason with context, act with confidence and make trustworthy decisions, thereby reducing the risk of hallucinations and the need for human review.
Roles and Capabilities
PwC India’s role is to help enterprises establish and operationalise this persistent, trusted representation of organisational knowledge at scale. This involves close collaboration with business leaders and subject‑matter experts to capture institutional knowledge, contextualise it for specific industry requirements, and redesign workflows to fully leverage AI‑enabled ways of working. PwC brings industry experience and functional expertise across finance, supply chain, marketing and operations, along with deep transformation and change‑management capabilities.
Questt AI provides the underlying IW technology, which captures business‑first knowledge by engaging directly with people who hold institutional memory rather than merely scraping data. According to Akhil Singh, Founder and CEO of Questt AI, the platform can deliver a digital brain within weeks, and every AI agent deployed thereafter inherits this context from day one.
Executive Quotes
"For AI agents to deliver meaningful business outcomes, they need more than access to data. They need an understanding of how the enterprise actually operates," said Sanjay Dawar, Partner and Leader – One Consulting, PwC India. "By combining PwC India's transformation expertise with Questt AI's Intelligence Warehouse platform, organisations can create a persistent and governed layer of organizational intelligence; effectively a digital brain for the enterprise, that enables AI agents to work with greater accuracy, consistency and trust."
Sachin Arora, Partner – AI Advisory, PwC India added that without institutional memory AI agents risk hallucinating and cannot be trusted with business‑critical decisions. He emphasized that the IW platform enables AI agents to reason with context, act confidently and make trustworthy decisions.
Akhil Singh highlighted that Questt AI’s IW captures the way a specific company operates by talking to the people who have run it for decades, rather than merely scraping data, and that the partnership with PwC India accelerates delivery of this capability.
About the Companies
PwC is a tech‑forward, people‑empowered network with more than 364,000 professionals across 136 countries and 137 territories, offering audit, tax, deals and consulting services. Questt AI builds the Intelligence Warehouse platform and is backed by investors Premji Invest, Chiratae Ventures, Celesta, Titan Capital and AET Fund.
Release Date: Wednesday, 15 July 2026