Frontira is an "agentic business engineering" consultancy that builds working AI and automation systems for companies, under the tagline "Liberating Intelligent People from Unintelligent Work." It operates as Frontira International GmbH, an Austrian company headquartered in Salzburg, with satellite offices in Berlin, Vienna, and San Francisco. The brand's core argument is that teams have been told to adapt to their tools when it should be the other way around, and that bespoke enterprise software is no longer the slow, expensive, risky option it once was.

Frontira's approach is to work backwards from the decision a person needs to make, then build the data layer, reasoning logic, and automation behind it. Its systems cover workflow automation (a request enters once and moves through validation, approval, and completion with a full trace), a content engine that turns one briefing into outputs for several channels, and live CRM intelligence that pulls current lead and account data on demand. Engagements begin with a contained five-day Agentic AI Sprint: one workflow, one owner, one KPI, human approval, and a clear go/no-go decision before scaling. Frontira emphasizes that every project should leave a working system behind, not slideware, and that code, prompts, workflows, and documentation belong to the client unless agreed otherwise.

Responsible deployment is a central pillar. The company describes itself as GDPR-aware, keeps human approval gates in sensitive workflows until a system earns more autonomy, and pairs agent actions with logs and fallback paths. Its own product, David, sits alongside services such as Maker Monday and a Leadership Sprint.

The client list includes A1 Telekom Austria Group, Spar, Baumit, Helvetas, the City of Vienna, Salzwelten, and Österreich Werbung. Reported results include 30,000 customer emails handled per year, content processing three times faster, and round-the-clock signal monitoring.