Veracity Technologies launches private managed AI service for Twin Cities businesses
Veracity Technologies has launched Secure Managed AI as a Service in Minneapolis, giving regulated businesses access to a private, SOC 2-compliant AI platform with a 90-day rollout plan. The move targets firms in financial services, manufacturing and commercial construction that want AI benefits without exposing sensitive data to public models.
Why it matters: - Minneapolis-area businesses in regulated industries can now use AI inside a private environment designed to keep company data confidential. - The launch is aimed at firms that have delayed AI adoption because of security, compliance, and data-use concerns. - Veracity Technologies is positioning the service for teams that want AI automation without sending client information to public models.
What happened: - Veracity Technologies, a Minnetonka-based managed IT services and cybersecurity provider, launched Secure Managed AI as a Service for businesses across the Twin Cities. - The platform is a fully managed AI program built for financial services, manufacturing, and commercial construction firms. - The service is available now in Minneapolis, St. Paul, and the greater Twin Cities metro, including Minnetonka, Bloomington, Plymouth, Maple Grove, Eden Prairie, Woodbury, Eagan, and Burnsville. - Businesses can book a free AI strategy consultation and receive a customized AI readiness assessment. - More information is available here.
The details: - The AIaaS platform operates in a private, closed-loop environment. - Client data is not used to train public models. - The platform is SOC 2-compliant. - Veracity built the service to meet the needs of organizations working under SEC, HIPAA, and other regulatory frameworks. - The rollout follows a 90-day implementation roadmap. - Days 1 through 30 cover discovery and security setup. - Veracity deploys the private AI environment, runs a use-case workshop, and establishes AI security guidelines during that first phase. - Days 30 through 60 cover building and training. - The team creates custom AI assistants and automated workflows for role-specific use cases. - Examples include finance operations, construction project management, and supply chain optimization. - The build phase also includes hands-on prompt engineering training. - Day 60 and beyond focus on scaling and optimization. - Veracity measures ROI, expands the automations that work, and provides ongoing AI Office Hours support. - The company reports typical outcomes of more than 100 hours saved per month, team adoption above 80%, and a three-to-five-times return on investment.
Between the lines: - The launch extends Veracity Technologies' focus on regulated businesses in Minnesota. - The service combines AI deployment, security controls, and managed support, which may lower the barrier for firms without in-house AI teams. - Todd Friesen said the service is meant to remove the risk of putting client data into public tools while still capturing time savings from AI. - Veracity Technologies has also been named to CRN's 2026 MSP 500, recognized as a 2025 Channel Partners MSP 501 winner, and honored as an MSP Titan of the Industry for work in finance and banking.
What's next: - Veracity Technologies will continue onboarding clients through the consultation and readiness-assessment process. - The company will use the 90-day roadmap to move clients from setup to automation scaling and ongoing support. - Prospective customers can call (952) 941-7333 or visit the company's announcement for a discovery call and consultation.
The bottom line: - Veracity Technologies is betting that private, compliance-focused AI will unlock adoption among Twin Cities firms that want automation without losing control of sensitive data.
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