Data Control
Keep internal documents, embeddings, retrieval indexes, and workflow data closer to the business.
Deploy a private model and knowledge platform on a workstation, server, NAS, or private cloud so sensitive workflows do not depend entirely on third-party SaaS.

Private Model Infrastructure
Self-Hosted or Private
Modules
The platform gives each client a controlled base for model serving, document retrieval, storage, and private workflow integration.
Business Case
Many teams want model-assisted workflows but cannot send every document, conversation, or internal process into another hosted platform.
This infrastructure product creates a private base where models, retrieval, storage, and automations can be deployed with clearer ownership and access control.
Keep internal documents, embeddings, retrieval indexes, and workflow data closer to the business.
Use local or private models where they fit, and reserve hosted models for tasks that truly need them.
Start with infrastructure once, then add assistants, reporting, automation, search, and knowledge workflows over time.
Workflows
The product turns scattered internal knowledge into an accessible, governed system.
Documents, databases, file shares, and business tools can be connected into a retrieval and automation layer that supports internal teams without exposing everything to public SaaS defaults.
Index approved files, policies, procedures, technical notes, and business documents for internal search and assistants.
Host selected local models for summarisation, drafting, classification, and retrieval workflows.
Connect automations, dashboards, and internal tools to the private layer with clear access boundaries.
Implementation
Some clients need a workstation pilot. Others need a dedicated server, private cloud, or NAS-backed knowledge store.
We size the deployment around documents, model requirements, users, security expectations, latency, and maintenance capacity instead of assuming one architecture fits every business.
Assess available hardware, network access, storage, backups, remote administration, and user roles.
Choose local, hosted, or hybrid model paths based on accuracy needs, cost, privacy, and speed.
Document startup, backups, indexing, monitoring, updates, and escalation so the system can be maintained.
Control
A self-hosted system still needs policies, access decisions, backups, and maintenance.
The deployment is paired with access rules, update procedures, monitoring, and clear ownership so the platform remains useful after the first install.
Define who can use models, upload documents, query sensitive sources, and administer the platform.
Plan updates, backups, logs, model changes, and capacity review before the system becomes business-critical.
Add department assistants, automations, reporting, or search workflows without rebuilding the foundation.
Pricing
Pricing depends on the deployment model, number of integrations, data preparation, workflow complexity, governance needs, and ongoing support expectations.
Workflow mapping, system inventory, data review, access planning, risk controls, and the first implementation plan.
Configuration, custom development, integrations, prompts or retrieval flows, dashboards, testing, and handoff documentation.
Local workstation, dedicated server, NAS, private cloud, or hybrid deployment with client-owned infrastructure.
Variable cost driven by message volume, document volume, model choice, refresh cadence, data size, and automation frequency.
Additional modules, new departments, extra reports, more integrations, custom security rules, or migration support.
Private Model Infrastructure is usually scoped as a one-time deployment with optional support, monitoring, upgrades, and workflow expansion after launch.
Scope Private Infrastructure