Sovereignty · who owns what
Your operating record stays yours.
Seven governed layers keep data, meaning, model choice, workflows and decision authority portable—so the organization can keep operating as technology changes.
Review the sovereignty model →Operational records → Residency, retention and access remain explicit
- Ownership
- Residency
- Export
Seven layers build from data boundary through compute, model choice, semantic definitions, workflows and decision rights to a retained operating record.
Chosen per workload, not sold as a toggle.
The same operating layer runs at three levels of assurance. Sensitive records and regulated data sit at the strong end of that gradient.
Stated plainly, in writing.
Yours
- Your operating data
- Your metric definitions and their version history
- The decision ledger and outcome history
- Any model tuned on your operations
- Exportable in open formats, at any time, without fees
Never
- Your data sold, shared, or used to train foundation models or another client's intelligence
- Your prompts and outputs retained by model providers
- Definitions or model versions changed beneath you without your approval
- Export fees, egress penalties, or audit-as-revenue
Ours
- The platform and runtime
- The agent framework
- The delivery teams
- The product roadmap
The exit door stays unlocked.
No model lock-in
The layer is model-agnostic. Your ontology, workflows, and record live outside any model, so models stay swappable inputs. A better model next year is an upgrade, not a migration.
Your record trains nothing but yours
Where a workflow earns a task-specific model tuned on your operations, that work stays yours. Your operating playbook does not become a competitor's feature.
No rules changed beneath you
Definitions are versioned and model versions are pinned per workflow. Changes route through your approval, on your calendar — never silently mid-season.
Human authority is retained
Recommendations carry their sources, and consequential actions are designed to require an authorized human decision. Sovereignty includes who is allowed to act.