Indium launches agentic AI platform LIFTR.ai

Indium executives noted that the platform has been successfully deployed by four enterprise clients based in the US with positive outcomes

Digital engineering firm., Indium on Thursday launched LIFTR.ai (Legacy Insights and Feasibility for Transformation and Recommendation), an enterprise-grade, Generative AI-powered platform to accelerate the modernisation of legacy applications, specifically for regulated industries such as Financial Services and Healthcare.

Built in Indium’s own AI Lab, LIFTR.ai helps organisations to transform legacy applications into scalable, cloud-ready digital assets. At the core of LIFTR.ai is an Agentic AI Architect – a network of AI agents, each addressing key modernisation tasks.

It is secure, supports on-premises deployment, and operates fully within a customer’s infrastructure using locally hosted LLMs on NVIDIA GPU clusters, Indium said. “The platform embodies Indium’s AI-first, customer-focused model, reducing time-to-market and ownership costs by up to 60 per cent, accelerating analysis by 10x and reducing discovery time by 80 per cent,” the company added.

Dhanasekar Mohan, Principal Solution Architect, Indium, said: “LIFTR.ai, which integrates specialised AI agents that work across analysis, design, and cloud migration, delivers speed and precision, which are crucial for all enterprises, more so for those in Financial Services and Healthcare.”

A Fortune-500 financial major recently reduced legacy discovery time from 16 weeks to 3 weeks, turning a cumbersome process into a data-driven, cost-efficient migration solution,” Mohan Ananthanarayanan, Head, Digital Engineering, Indium, said.

Indium executives noted that the platform has been successfully deployed by four enterprise clients based in the US with positive outcomes. “The initial success has generated strong interest, and we anticipate onboarding several more clients in the coming months,” they added.

With over 5,000 global associates, Indium serves Fortune 500 and global enterprises across sectors across North America, Europe, UK, Australia, Japan, and India. Earlier in 2023, investment firm BPEA EQT acquired a majority stake in Indium.  

Published on July 10, 2025