Workflow 05 of 05 · Private AI

AI that never leaves
the building.

Same workflows, run where your data is allowed to be. Three deployment tiers: private cloud, on-premise, and air-gapped. Built for law firms, clinics, finance, public bodies and anyone whose regulator or client contract rules out a shared platform.

This is the enterprise lane and it is sales-led on purpose. It starts with a fixed-fee assessment, not a signup form. Read Sovereign in full →

What it replaces

The line item it takes off your desk.

Each card is the thing you pay for or do by hand today, and what this workflow does instead. The price is set against that line item rather than against software seats.

Replaces: A vendor whose terms your counsel rejected

The cloud you cannot use

The front desk, back office and portal workflows deployed on infrastructure you control. Retrieval grounded in your own documents, with citations, and a refusal rule against fabrication.

Replaces: A six-month project with no acceptance test

The custom build nobody scoped

Six productised solutions to start from, including private legal AI, clinical documentation and a compliance-ready RAG for CMMC 2.0 environments. Blueprint first, fixed price, credited to the build.

Replaces: Servers, scanners and sensors bought piecemeal

The hardware you would have to source

Edge supplies the on-prem AI box, invoice scanners, ID verification and occupancy sensors already paired to the software. One vendor accountable for both.

How it proves itself

It has to earn the switch.

The same rule on every workflow: it reproduces your own past before it runs, a person approves what it drafts, and the log keeps every decision. The six controls, and what we have not earned yet →

1

A Sovereignty Assessment first

Eight questions and a written read on whether private AI fits, which tier suits your data, and what a pilot looks like. Fixed fee from $2,500, credited to the build.

2

The same gates as the platform

Draft-first approvals, backtests against your own records, the safety battery and 100% conversation scoring run identically on-prem. Nothing is relaxed because it is private.

3

Honest about certifications

We publish the controls we run and the ones we have not earned yet. We do not claim certifications we do not hold, and we will answer any questionnaire in writing.

Day one, draft-first

What you actually see.

You start with drafts and traces rather than an empty screen, no card is taken, and every decision stays yours.

Week 1
The assessment: your data classes, the regulator or contract that constrains them, the tier that fits, and the first workflow worth proving.
Week 2 to 3
The blueprint: architecture, hardware if any, acceptance tests, a fixed price. The assessment fee is credited here.
Pilot
One workflow, draft-first, on your infrastructure, backtested against your own history before it touches live work.
Go-live
Your approvers, your keys, your logs. Model access is yours; nothing trains a shared model; the audit trail stays with you.
Ongoing
Run as a committed annual engagement, invoiced monthly, under a master agreement your legal team reads once.
Honest limits

What it does not do yet.

Written down so you are not surprised. The roadmap is public in how we prove it.

Pricing

Flat. Unlimited seats. The price is the price.

No credits, no per-message meters, no success fees. Natural-voice minutes are billed at cost. Every tier, in your currency →

Sovereignty Assessment

from $2,500
USD / month

Fixed fee, credited to the build. Eight questions, a written recommendation, the tier and the pilot scope.

Build and run

scoped

Fixed-price build from the blueprint, then a committed annual engagement invoiced monthly. Multi-site priced per site, not per seat.

Private AI

Try it on your own questions.

Draft-first from the first minute. Nothing sends, pays or files until your team says so, and your data is never used to train a shared model.

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