From Framework to Impact: Building Agents on Databricks
Aimpoint Digital helped a software company accelerate AI adoption by demonstrating how to use Aimpoint’s AgentOps framework to streamline agentic development, evaluation, and deployment. Using the framework, Aimpoint developed a code conversion agent to expedite delivery for the company’s customers.

The Challenge
An industry-leading SAP modernization company aimed to transform its platform into an agentic, AI-driven system. The goal was to embed extensible AI agents directly into the application, integrate chat functionality, and elevate the guided user experiences that customers rely on when working through complex SAP transformations.
This required a reusable AgentOps framework that could be applied across future use cases. The framework had to standardize how agents were built, evaluated, and deployed, with measurable and traceable GenAI models to reduce manual effort while maintaining trust in outputs.
The company also faced a capability gap. Its engineering team brought deep expertise in SAP and platform development but had limited hands-on experience with LLMOps, agent evaluation patterns, and the architectural decisions required to take GenAI from prototype to production. The company needed a partner who could deliver a production-ready framework while upskilling its engineers in parallel, enabling the team to operate independently within three months. All this had to happen without disrupting ongoing development or compromising performance.
Our Approach
Aimpoint designed and delivered a production-grade custom agent framework on Databricks to showcase efficient development patterns, preeminent agent evaluation methods, and streamlined deployment designs. This “bring-your-own-agent” architecture enabled faster speed to value for ensuing agents while maintaining best practices. Building on this foundation and in close collaboration with client-side technical SMEs, Aimpoint developed a multi-turn chatbot integrated into the client’s existing platform.
Engineer enablement was embedded as a core deliverable throughout the engagement, with a strong focus on upskilling the client team in LLMOps best practices, agent design, evaluation, and production deployment. By month three, client engineers were equipped to independently build, evaluate, and deploy new agents, ensuring long-term sustainability and continued innovation beyond the initial implementation.
This is exactly what I was looking for, and we are already working on next steps to roll out more agentic features. -VP of Engineering
Results
A reusable "bring-your-own-agent" framework eliminated the need to rebuild foundational scaffolding for each new AI use case, compressing development timelines and freeing engineering teams to focus on delivering value rather than rebuilding infrastructure.

A formal evaluation pipeline introduced measurable quality standards and traceability into the AI development process, giving stakeholders the confidence to deploy, and a repeatable framework to validate every agent that follows.

A centralized supervisor architecture, powered by Declarative Automation Bundles and model registry integration, established a scalable foundation for future agentic use cases — ensuring every subsequent agent the team builds is faster, cheaper, and lower risk to deploy.

Key Takeaways
By delivering a reusable AgentOps framework on Databricks, Aimpoint enabled the client to move from AI ambition to production-ready deployment — with the architecture, evaluation rigor, and development patterns to scale confidently across future use cases.
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