ShortHills Tech

ShortHills Tech, based in India, builds custom AI agents for enterprise process automation. The company positions itself around generative AI—converting business data into autonomous workflows that handle tasks like financial analysis, compliance, and supply chain auditing. They work with established clients including Databricks, IBM, PwC India, and Dave Cantin Group, and have maintained a multi-year relationship with LatestDeals.co.uk. Their output spans case studies in automotive M&A (unifying 18,000+ dealership records for faster valuations), retail analytics (converting 4-hour batch processing to real-time), healthcare data consolidation (40% storage cost reduction), and biopharma workflows (automating clinical study report generation).

Services and capabilities

ShortHills Tech offers four main service pillars. Process Transformation involves redesigning business workflows around AI agents rather than bolting agents onto existing processes. Custom Agent Development covers building, testing, and deploying agents for specific use cases—tax compliance automation that reduced transaction analysis time by 5x and costs by 87%, financial intelligence systems that turn earnings calls and broker reports into analyst dashboards, and regulatory audit agents (LabelProof AI) that validate packaging against semantic and compliance risks.

Enterprise Integration & Tooling handles secure connection of AI agents to legacy systems, databases, and applications. Governance & Operations includes 24/7 monitoring, safety guardrails, cost management, and operational dashboards. The company also offers KodeBricks, a generative AI accelerator that converts natural-language instructions into governed Databricks workflows end-to-end. They market pre-built accelerators and industry-specific POCs for healthcare pedigree intelligence, retail analytics, and biopharma.

Technically, they work with Databricks, Azure, and IBM platforms. A Databricks partnership surfaces repeatedly across case studies: omnichannel retail analytics on Azure Databricks lakehouse, healthcare analytics modernization leveraging Azure Databricks, and automotive M&A data unification via Databricks.

Notable work

ShortHills Tech's documented engagements include a multi-year partnership with Databricks for automotive M&A, unifying data from 18,000+ dealerships to produce valuations and achieve 8-hour data refreshes instead of longer cycles. For omnichannel retail, they built analytics pipelines on Azure Databricks that cut reporting time from 4 hours to real-time by streaming web and point-of-sale data into a governed lakehouse. A U.S. healthcare payer modernized fragmented analytics on Azure Databricks, achieving 40% lower storage costs.

In fintech, ShortHills built a custom CRM for a multi-brand automotive dealer (Kia, Honda, Ford holdings with 500+ employees managing 10,000+ interactions monthly), handling insurance renewals, pre-owned car sales, and servicing. For tax and compliance, they deployed genAI-powered automation that cut transaction analysis time by 5x and reduced costs by 87%. Dave Cantin Group cited their role in building an innovative platform for processing raw data and leveraging advanced AI models. Latestdeals.co.uk, a co-founder's retail comparison site, has worked with ShortHills for over 5 years.

How they work

No specific engagement model, pricing structure, or team composition details appear in the source material. The company mentions partnering with Databricks and IBM and references "pre-built accelerators" for quick starts alongside bespoke custom development, suggesting both fixed-scope and longer-term engagements are possible. Testimonials highlight responsiveness and flexibility to adapt to evolving needs, but concrete SLAs, sprint structures, or pricing tiers are not detailed.

Team and credentials

Team size, founding year, and formal credentials (ISO, SOC 2, GDPR compliance certifications) are not disclosed on the website. The company holds a patent-pending technology designation. Partnerships with Databricks and IBM are stated. PwC India, via partner Siddharth Mehta, issued a forward-looking statement about collaborating to bring genAI technologies to PwC's clients, suggesting partnership rather than a completed engagement.