Phase 01 / Consult

Local Agent Setup.

When the data cannot leave the building. Agents deployed on hardware you own or a private cloud you control.

  • On-premise
  • Private cloud
  • Sensitive records
  • Regulated workloads
  • Internal agents
  • Model APIs
  • Voice infrastructure
  • Email and messaging
  • Access
  • Monitoring

Some systems cannot run on a shared cloud. Compliance, data sensitivity, or simple preference for owning infrastructure over renting it.

Host it, or use it as a service. The consult draws the line. The build puts it there.

On hardware you own

Agents and data that must stay inside infrastructure you control.

Used as a service

Components where a managed provider is the better trade, paid directly by you.

Most systems are a mix

The consult decides each piece on its merits.

From teams who own it. Two engagements, in their words.

Our compliance team won't let us put patient data on a shared cloud. So it had to live on hardware we own. They set it up, walked our two engineers through Claude Code, and left. Six months in, we're still running it ourselves.
Principal, Specialty PracticeGLP-1 / Healthcare
I'm tired of vendors charging us per-seat for things we should own. We wanted infrastructure, not another subscription. The consult phase drew the line for us. What to host, what to use as a service. The build did the rest.
Founder, Mid-Market B2BB2B SMB

Owned infrastructure, documented. Built inside your environment from day one, with the same monitoring and runbooks as every other system we ship.

// Deployment

Agents.

On-premise or private cloud, deployed inside your environment from day one.

// Storage

Data.

Stays inside your infrastructure. Nothing to move at handoff.

// Your team

Access.

Governed by your team, in your accounts.

// Day one

Monitoring.

Configured from day one, with runbooks like every other system we ship.

Questions. Answered before the first call.

How do you handle data security?

All data stays inside your environment and your accounts. Secrets are never committed to code, authentication uses industry-standard protocols, and dependency audits and security patches run on a schedule.

Who maintains the hardware after handoff?

Your team does. Enablement runs alongside the setup so your engineers can operate the system, and the 90-day support window covers issues after delivery.

Keep the data in the building.

30 minutes to walk through your constraints and what should run on infrastructure you own.

Owned hardwareData sovereigntyTeam trained