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Coding assistants, Cowork, chat, and the rest of the real tools, running on your own controlled token budgets inside your own environment, with governance and a named engineer already in place.
- Stronger LLMs that work
- Claude, ChatGPT, and Gemini as the full products: coding assistants, Cowork, chat, and the tools that live where the work happens rather than a box beside it.
- Your data stays yours
- Everything runs inside your environment, with encryption and access controls mapped to your org structure.
- A named engineer on the rollout
- Hands-on deployment and department-by-department training, not a portal and a login.
- Budget and cost controls
- Per-user and per-department caps, metered in real time. You pay for usage, not for the four seats in five nobody opens.
Private Environment. No Copilot. Efficient Cost Controls.
Five claims agents, five states, and a team that runs it without us.
5
Claims agents shipped
5
States monitored daily
L1
Agent autonomy, by design
3 wks
Department rollout
They moved to a managed private environment running Gemini and Claude, employee by employee and department by department, over three weeks. Continuous vendor monitoring is what caught the transcription pipeline. A framework on its own never would have.
A governance framework and a governance program are not the same thing.
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