Approved sources & systems
Amy and local AI work from the corpora and connectors you authorize.
For business · Enterprise
Knowledge with control.
Enterprise teams need conversational BI across systems, private or on-premise AI when required, and agents that respect access and audit — not unmanaged chatbots.
Start with one approved corpus. Expand by team and region.
You
Which enterprise accounts renewed late last quarter — and what did it cost us?
finance:readsales:readhr:salaries
ERP · contracts CRM · accounts Warehouse · revenue
Audit log
- 09:41 — answer served · 3 approved sources cited
- 09:41 — hr:salaries denied by policy
- 09:40 — identity verified · finance analyst, EU region
Every answer checked against policy, sourced from approved systems, and written to the log.
Capability matrix
Pick the surface. Keep the controls.
Three platforms, one governance bar. Every column ships with the same access and audit expectations — choose the surface that fits the team.
| Need | Amy AI | Local AI | NeoAI |
|---|---|---|---|
| Conversational BI | Yes — ask for charts & KPIs | Private deployment option | |
| Cross-system data (MCP) | Yes | Yes | Actions in CRM/ERP |
| On-premise / private | Supported | Core offering | Supported |
| Customer & ops agents | Internal agents | Yes |
What enterprise buyers check first
What enterprise buyers check first.
The three questions your security, data, and platform teams will ask — answered up front.
Privacy modes
Offline, internal network, private cloud, or hybrid — you decide what stays inside.
Local AIStack-compatible install
Integrations respect your versions, legacy systems, and security requirements.
IntegrationsRollout path
- 01Pilot
One desk, one approved corpus.
- 02Expand
Teams and regions.
- 03Standard
Access, audit, and reporting as routine.
Bring security and ops to the table.
We’ll walk access, sources, and rollout for one pilot desk before anything wider.