Core value

Opening AI up takes three things at once

Miss any one of them and AI stays where it is: a few people trying it privately. With all three, you can hand it to one department and then to the company.

Core value

Opening AI up takes three things at once

Without all three, AI stays where it is: a few people trying things on their own accounts. With all three, it can be handed to a department, and then to the company.

One entry point

No one builds their own setup

Signing in takes an employee straight to the projects they may access. The runtime, the models, the agents and the keys are already configured. Work that used to sit in personal accounts and personal laptops returns to the project.

One set of permissions

You decide what AI may see and do

Project roles set the models, tools, files and actions available. Agents that support permission prompts request approval before running a tool or a command. Opening up access is not the same as opening up the boundary.

One ledger

Every run can be costed and traced

Who started it, which project, which workspace, which model, how many tokens and how much money, all on the same record. Enough to review the work, charge it back, or hand it to someone else.

You need not confine everyone to a single AI tool. We manage the models, agents and workspaces that are already integrated and licensed. During a pilot we check interfaces, licensing and deployment conditions item by item.

How it lands

How AI work enters company control

After six steps, a piece of AI work has an entry point, a boundary and a ledger entry. None of it is an extra approval layer; it is the path the employee would follow in any case.

  1. 01

    Enter a project

    An employee signs in through the platform and starts inside a project they may access.

  2. 02

    Request a workspace

    The employee requests an environment; an administrator reviews and assigns resources.

  3. 03

    Choose a capability

    The workspace exposes the models, agents, project files and tools configured by the company.

  4. 04

    Confirm before action

    Project roles limit access. Supported agents request approval before running tools or commands.

  5. 05

    Record usage

    User, workspace, project, runtime, model, status and token usage remain searchable.

  6. 06

    Share and hand over

    Projects, files and sessions can be shared by role and expiry, then revoked when needed.

Where each of the three lives

Three pages set out how each one works in the product.

Put the three against one real task

Pick work your team does every week and we will confirm how the entry point, the permissions and the ledger each land.

Discuss a pilot