vertical ai

a private ai platform inside the client's own cloud.

a perth property group wanted their staff to have the tools everyone was talking about, and none of the group's information was allowed to leave its own systems.

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a heritage house behind a stone fence on a tree-lined perth street, the city beyond
a perth street the group works across. the platform sits behind the business, not in front of it.

the situation.

staff were already pasting work into whatever tool they had found themselves, which is what happens when a business does not give people an answer. the group held information it could not put through a public service, and the usual products all wanted the data to travel.

the client

a property group in perth. the name is withheld until they have agreed to be named.

what we built.

a platform that runs inside the group's own microsoft cloud. staff sign in with the accounts they already have, so there is no second user list and no new password, and removing someone from the business removes them here too.

nothing leaves the tenant. the storage, the logs and the keys all sit under the group's own billing rather than ours.

who runs it

we set it up and we run it. their team just uses it.

what changed.

the shadow usage stopped, because there was finally a sanctioned answer that was better than the unsanctioned one. the security question has a short answer now: it does not go anywhere.

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