Agents that stay governed, wherever they run.
Build the control plane once, and every agent is governed the same way, whichever platform it runs on, whichever cloud it lives in. Nothing is retrofitted later, and nothing is locked to one vendor's roadmap.
Two questions, not one.
"How do I run agents inside this one system?" and "how do I govern every agent my company runs, on every cloud, indefinitely?" get asked as if they're the same question. They aren't. An agent platform built into a CRM or a ticketing suite answers the first one well. It was never designed to answer the second, because answering it would mean governing agents that live outside that vendor's own suite, which isn't in that vendor's interest.
So we build the second one as its own layer: a control plane that sits beside whatever platforms you already use, governs agents built anywhere, and doesn't care which model or vendor is underneath.
The architecture, four planes.
Read top to bottom: where agents actually run, the layer we build to govern them, the systems they read from and write to, and the cloud account underneath all of it, yours, not ours.
Four planes, top to bottom. The control plane in the middle is the seam everything passes through.
An agent doesn't have to live only behind an API. We build them as Slack and Microsoft Teams bots, as desktop copilots the way Claude Desktop works, as browser-based assistants, and as chat interfaces embedded directly in your own product.
Wherever the agent shows up, it still calls through the same gateway underneath and gets governed the same way.
What the control plane actually does.
Seven layers, in the order we build them. The first five are the build-and-govern side; the last two are the test-and-certify side that keeps checking after launch, not just at it.
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BUILD & GOVERN
Model hosting
Foundation models run inside your own cloud account, region-pinned, with private network endpoints. Data sovereignty and a no-training guarantee start here, not later.
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BUILD & GOVERN
Model gateway
Every agent calls one internal endpoint, never a provider directly. It owns routing, model swapping without application changes, per-team credentials and quotas, and cost attribution by team.
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BUILD & GOVERN
Governance & guardrails
PII and PHI detection and redaction, content and safety guardrails, and tenant isolation, enforced once in the gateway path rather than rebuilt by every team that stands up an agent.
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BUILD & GOVERN
Orchestration
One framework, wrapped so auth, logging, and guardrails come built in by default, whatever the agent on top of it is actually trying to do.
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BUILD & GOVERN
Tool & integration
Scoped, audited access to exactly the data and systems an agent needs, and nothing else. This is where an agent could do real damage, so permissions stay tight by default.
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TEST & CERTIFY
Observability & audit
Immutable, queryable capture of every prompt, response, tool call, and model version, across every agent in the organisation, not per application.
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TEST & CERTIFY
Evaluation & certification
Every agent tested against policy before it runs, and continuously re-tested after, with an audit trail that maps to SOC 2, ISO 42001, and NIST AI RMF.
Want to see how this fits your own systems, and which of the two ways of working with us makes sense?
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