Customer-managed cloud
Customer account · approved services · policy-routed models · controlled updates
Every proposed path is explicit about data, models, telemetry, support, updates, and integrations. Parity is never assumed across boundaries; the exact configuration is validated before activation.
THREE BLUEPRINTS
Customer account · approved services · policy-routed models · controlled updates
Customer-hosted models · approved private endpoints · staged updates
Local models · signed offline bundles · no required external data path
CAPABILITY ATLAS
Customer account and approved services, with local, managed, or policy-routed frontier models and connected, controlled updates.
Customer-hosted models and approved private endpoints on customer infrastructure, with private or staged updates.
Local models, no required external data path, and signed offline bundles for sovereign or disconnected work.
Map the workflow, decision owners, systems, and evidence standard where the work happens.
Implement and evaluate inside the agreed boundary with named customer and Neurologic owners.
Train the customer team to operate and extend accepted capability without creating dependence.
Boundary, data paths, owners, baselines, and evaluation sets accepted.
First assistant groups and bounded workflows reviewed by the people who own the work.
First contracted outcome accepted, remedied, or rejected against the signed standard.
Promote accepted capability across teams and expert domains.
That timing is customer-reported evidence from one production deployment—not an unconditional promise. Contracted milestones, dependencies, customer responsibilities, and acceptance evidence govern every activation.