Check access and budget
Confirm the caller, the allowed models, and the available budget before committing money.
Enterprise AI gateway platform
One place to control how your business uses AI.
AI Gateway HQ sits between your software and the AI services it calls. It checks who is asking, what they are allowed to use, what the request may cost, and where it should go—before a provider charges you. Your applications keep one connection while administrators change limits, providers, and backup rules centrally.
- Control spend before it happens
- Keep applications running
- See who used what
What it does
One connection. Three business controls.
A gateway does not replace the AI models your teams choose. It gives the business a consistent control point before and after those models are used. Read the plain-language AI gateway guide.
Choose an approved route
Select an eligible provider and use a compatible backup when operating conditions require it.
Record cost and evidence
Attribute activity to its owner and retain the decision, timing, and cost metadata needed for review.
Send each request to an approved model that can handle it.
Use the best eligible provider for the job, and move to a compatible backup when a provider is slow, unavailable, or over budget.
See how it worksDecide what people and applications are allowed to use.
Set model, tool, data, and usage rules once. The gateway checks them before a request reaches an AI provider.
See how it worksKeep provider credentials out of application code.
Give each workload its own limited gateway key while identity, provider credentials, and audit evidence stay centrally controlled.
See how it worksStop unapproved cost before the provider charges you.
Apply prepaid balances and hard limits by company, team, or workload, then reconcile the estimate against reported usage.
See how it worksFrom usage to business evidence
Know who spent the money—and what the business got back.
Controlled requests can be tied to the company, workload, budget, and company-approved result they support. A company keeps authority over its evidence while an authorized parent or investor can review a consistent portfolio view.
Evaluate before production
Test a gateway before production.
Use a 12-test scorecard to check integration, identity, routing, failure handling, hard budgets, cost reconciliation, policy, retention, audit evidence, enterprise access, isolation, and release proof.