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The boundary is the customer’s decision

Deployment Options

PDICON Intelligence is designed for three deployment postures: a managed environment for early design partners, a private single-tenant environment for customers with strict isolation requirements, and self-hosted execution where data residency or contract terms require the workload to remain inside customer infrastructure.

Managed pilot available; private and self-hosted planned

How it works

Three stages, from first pilot to full programme.

Every stage says what it includes and whether it is available today.

01Available to design partners

Managed pilot

Fastest route to validating one procurement workflow with an agreed evidence scope.

  • PDICON-operated environment
  • Agreed document scope only
  • Tenant isolation by design
  • Named approval roles
  • Pilot exit and data return terms
02Planned for enterprise rollout

Private tenant

Single-tenant environment for organisations that require dedicated isolation and retention control.

  • Dedicated tenant boundary
  • Customer-defined retention
  • Enterprise SSO and directory groups
  • Regional data residency options
  • Audit log forwarding
03Planned where contracts require it

Self-hosted execution

Sensitive inference and training executed inside customer infrastructure.

  • Customer-controlled runtime
  • Model execution inside the boundary
  • No external inference for scoped tasks
  • Customer-managed key control
  • Offline evaluation support
Security posture decides architecture

Industrial customers do not all accept the same boundary.

A consultancy may accept a managed environment, while an operator under confidentiality or residency obligations will require execution inside its own infrastructure. Both must be supported without redesigning the product.

Interoperability makes this possible

Model routing is what allows the runtime to change.

Because applications request a capability rather than a hard-coded provider, the same workflow can run against a hosted model or a self-hosted runtime according to policy.

Exit terms come first

A pilot must state how data leaves.

Before capture begins, the agreement defines retention, export format and deletion. A platform that cannot be exited cleanly should not be trusted with project evidence.

Operating matrix

Evidence moves through explicit controls.

The matrix separates source evidence, intelligence work, governing authority and the resulting artifact.

Control surface Reviewable lineage
SubjectInputIntelligence operationHuman / policy controlOutput
ManagedPilot workflow evidencePDICON-operated processingContractual scope limitsFast validation
Private tenantEnterprise project dataDedicated environmentCustomer retention policyIsolated operation
Self-hostedRestricted dataIn-boundary executionCustomer infrastructure controlResidency compliance
ExitAccumulated evidenceExport and deleteWritten exit termsClean handover

Controlled sequence

From input to accountable outcome.

Each transfer preserves context, ownership and the human gate required before consequential action.

  1. 01
    Classify the data and its constraints
  2. 02
    Select the deployment posture
  3. 03
    Agree residency and retention terms
  4. 04
    Map identity and access control
  5. 05
    Route models to compliant runtimes
  6. 06
    Define export and deletion on exit

Design boundary

What the system will not pretend to be.

Credibility begins where automation stops and accountable professional judgment starts.

01

Not all postures available today

Managed pilots are the current route; private-tenant and self-hosted deployment are declared plans.

02

No hidden data movement

Scoped workloads do not silently call external inference services.

03

No lock-in by design

Export format and deletion terms are agreed before capture begins.

Questions answered

Precise answers for technical evaluation.

Open a question to inspect the operating position, not a marketing promise.

01Can PDICON run inside our own infrastructure?

That is a declared plan supported by the model-routing design, and it is agreed contractually rather than presented as already generally available.

02What happens to our data if a pilot ends?

Retention, export format and deletion are agreed in writing before capture starts, so exit is a defined process.

Get started

Start with one real decision.

Bring a workflow your team already repeats. We define the evidence, the approver and the outcome to measure, then instrument it end to end.

Talk to the team How engagements work

We are working with a small number of design partners across engineering and procurement workflows.