01 · Request
The user writes in the company chat. No configuration, no manual model choice.
02 · Classification
The request is classified by category, purpose (work or personal) and risk level under the AI Act.
03 · Control gate
Area permissions, personal data detection, company policies and protection against instruction-bypass attempts.
04 · Routing
Selection of the cheapest model that meets the task, within the area's hosting, context and latency constraints.
05 · Verification
The response is checked against the task's criteria, with automatic escalation to a higher-tier model if quality is insufficient.
06 · Accounting
Real cost recorded in micro-euros and attributed to user and area, with the balance updated right after the response.
What AI routing decides on
The router doesn't pick "the best model": it picks the cheapest model that solves the task while respecting the area's constraints. Five criteria, applied to every single request.
What the administrator sees
Spend in euros
Spend by area, user and use case, with the gap between estimated and charged cost.
Areas and budgets
Company, area and individual budgets kept consistent, with alert thresholds and top-up workflows.
Interaction log
Every prompt with a SHA-256 fingerprint, model used, risk classification and outcome.
What changes for people at work
- A single interface for all models, with no provider to choose
- Request cost and remaining balance visible right after the response
- Company policies accessible with one click from the chat
- Free personal questions, kept separate from the work context
- Documents and presentations generated with the company template
- No interruption when a provider has an outage
Learn more: how multi-provider AI routing works and how the cost per response is calculated.
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