Deloitte’s Edisyl Packs Company And Expert Knowledge For AI Tools
What happened
On November 12, 2026, Deloitte launched Edisyl, an AI-focused company based in Boston. Edisyl provides Knowledge Packs that merge industry expertise with a company's own data to improve the performance of AI assistants. The venture was formed after Deloitte acquired Flipside Crypto’s AI business in July 2026, bringing over the entire 24-person team. Edisyl operates within Deloitte’s D71 Ventures and is currently developing its first products with input from design partners and domain experts.
Key details
- Edisyl’s Knowledge Packs have two parts: a Domain Pack curated by experts and a Proprietary Pack containing company-specific data.
- Customers keep ownership of their data and can deploy Knowledge Packs on their own cloud or premises.
- Knowledge Packs are designed to work across multiple AI tools, including Claude, Codex, Gemini, and Copilot.
- The initial product is being developed with Fortune 500 companies and Deloitte programs as design partners.
- Dave Balter, former CEO of Flipside, leads Edisyl as co-founder, with a leadership team from the acquired business.
Why it matters
Organizations using AI assistants can now add business-specific knowledge without losing control of their data or rebuilding for each AI tool. This allows companies to maintain and update a reusable knowledge layer that works across different AI systems. For Fortune 500 firms and other early partners, this means they can enhance their AI capabilities with expert judgment and proprietary information while keeping their data secure and portable.