Where sovereignty is a requirement, not a preference.
We sell into organisations where the compliance constraint already exists and the internal capability to solve it does not. The common thread is simple: the most valuable data is the data that legally cannot leave.
Defence & aerospace supply
Machine shops and tier suppliers operating under controlled-information requirements, where the geometry itself is the sensitive artifact and a hosted endpoint is not an option at any price.
Contract manufacturing
Job shops quoting and producing against customer geometry covered by NDA. Faster turnaround on quotes and flat patterns without exporting a single client file.
Regulated enterprise
Legal, healthcare, and financial operations bound by data-residency and privilege obligations, where the useful corpus is exactly the corpus that cannot be uploaded.
Brand & retail creative
Marketing and visual merchandising teams generating high volumes of imagery around unreleased product, licensed talent, and pre-launch campaigns.
Industrial OEMs
Producers digitising quoting, planning, and engineering knowledge currently held in legacy systems and in the heads of long-tenured staff approaching retirement.
The best first project is small, repetitive, and currently manual.
Not the most valuable task — the most repeated one. Something a person does forty times a week that follows rules they could write down. That is where a private system pays for itself fastest and where failure is cheapest.
- Good fitRepetitive, rule-bound, high-volume work
- Data that cannot go to a hosted service
- An existing team who would use it daily
- Poor fitOne-off analysis with no repeat volume
- Work where a public cloud API is already fine