Set the rules once. Let every team move.
AI governance for every team and every model: access, approvals, budgets, and spend policy defined in one place and enforced on every call, so the right people get the right models within the limits you set.
Uniform control is what makes providers interchangeable
Provider capability sets do not match one to one, so governance assembled at each provider is inconsistent by construction and gets rebuilt on every switch. One control layer in front of every provider carries the full set once. Providers become capacity you can swap with a routing change.
One consistent control set, before any provider
The right people, the right models.
Fine-grained access by team and role, mapped to the structure you already have and the identity provider you already use.
- Per-team, per-model access control with RBAC
- Teams imported from your directory groups
- Policy applied in the request path
- Sign in through your SSO identity provider (SAML)
- Offboarding ends a member's sessions and keys in your workspace only
Track and manage AI spend all in one place.
Budgets, limits, and cost attribution live right next to your access rules. Every call is costed the moment it's made and charged to exactly one budget, with the ledger ready for finance.
- Set budgets per team, mapped to your org and cost centers
- Real-time cost attribution and chargeback
- Hard monthly limits with an alert threshold
- A monthly limit on one agent's API key, without touching the shared budget
- CSV ledger export by budget and cost center, plus cost events streamed to your observability stack
Set policy once. Teams operate autonomously.
Workspace Admins define the guardrails; every team inherits them and moves on its own; no ticket, no IT bottleneck.
- Pick a governance posture at workspace creation: Permissive, Baseline, or Restricted
- Scoped to your org structure
- Approve what needs review; auto-grant the rest within policy
- Overrides and cost-ceiling crossings sent as Governance Signals, with every request audited
Access is not authority. Authority is not accounting.
Flat platforms assume person → team → budget. Enterprises don't work that way, and neither do we. Access, authority, and accounting are independent, many-to-many dimensions, so your governance model can match your org instead of fighting it.
- Teams and budgets link many-to-many: shared, multi-linked, or crossed by direct grants
- Access is a union; accounting is a selection - every call charges exactly one budget
- API keys bind team context and budget independently
- Budget Managers and Team Owners are separate, non-overriding authorities
- Budget limits, a workspace provider-cost ceiling, and per-key monthly limits
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Govern your AI.
Define access, approvals, and spend policy once, and let every team build within it safely, without waiting on you.