InfinitiBit

Munich, Germany · 11-50 employees · infinitibit.com

Most enterprise AI fails a simple test: explain this decision to an auditor, three years later. InfinitiBit builds AI that passes it. Regulated work needs the reading ability of a language model and the reliability of a calculator. The industry treats that as a trade-off. GraphBit, our execution engine, does not. The model reads the documents. A deterministic Rust core governs every step. A knowledge graph built from the law itself, versioned and validated by tax experts, decides which rule, which date and which rate apply. What cannot be established with certainty goes to a human expert. Every conclusion traces to the legal provision in force on the transaction date, and every run is reproducible. That is why an auditor can sign the output. The architecture is peer-reviewed and accepted at EMNLP 2026: zero orchestration errors across the full evaluation. In production at one of the largest audit networks in Germany, GraphBit validates VAT positions across the full transaction population and has caught errors the experts say they would have missed themselves. Transfer pricing and customs run on the same platform. The same engine runs sovereign AI infrastructure for automotive manufacturers. Different industries, same requirement: be right, and prove it. The timing is set by law, not by us. E-invoicing mandates make every transaction machine-readable and permanently visible to tax authorities. The EU AI Act demands auditability and human oversight wherever AI touches regulated