platform

The platform underneath.

What carries the capabilities: how it runs, where your data lives, how it is kept safe, and how AI works inside it.

four layers

ai · thinks with it
local llmAI runs on your own hardware by default; your data does not leave.
model routernewEach request goes to a local model, and to an outside model only when allowed. Blocked by data class and role when required.
fine-tuningModels learn your company's language and documents, on your hardware.
recursive self-improvementThe factory learns from every project: every mistake a review catches becomes a new rule and a check.
trust · guards it
identityUsers, roles and sign-in, with single sign-on to your directory where you have one.
governedRights per role, held changes released by a second person, an audit trail of every step.
escrowRegardless of kernel or customisations, your source code is protected by a third party agent.
data · keeps it
graph dbRecords and their links in one graph: following an order to its parts and invoice is a single query.
event logEach change is a named command stored as an event; any view can be rebuilt from the log.
de-identificationPersonal data is kept separately and can be pseudonymised for analysis, tests and AI, without losing the links.
run · runs it
integrated vmThe whole system runs in one virtual machine on your server or in your cloud: one thing to install, back up and move.
server-renderedEvery screen is rendered on the server and arrives ready, equally fast on an old laptop, a kiosk or a phone.
bpmn runtimeThe process engine runs the BPMN model itself. It is impossible for drawing and system to drift apart.

your hardware · on-prem or your cloud

tools

omnizel and its tools.

omnizel is the suite. Inside it, one tool per capability, each named omnizel and one word.

seven tools

needs

Before the first talk, the facts that decide whether it fits.

eight facts

a)Hardware and operating systemOne server or a small cluster on your premises or in your cloud. Local models run on a Linux GPU server or an Apple-silicon machine. Users need only a current browser.
b)Where it runs, where data livesOn your premises, in a private cloud you choose, or hosted for you in a named country. It can run air-gapped from the internet, except for updates you choose to allow.
c)AI modelsLocal models by default; an outside model only where you switch it on, and never with personal data.
d)Law and complianceDesigned for the GDPR and the Swiss FADP; business records are kept as long as German (HGB, AO, GoBD) and Swiss (OR, GeBüV) rules require.

e)Integration and exitOpen standards: BPMN 2.0, OpenID Connect, MCP, CSV and JSON. Export everything at any time.
f)Company fitSmall and mid-sized companies; one company or a group.
g)LanguagesEnglish first; German, Spanish, Italian and French follow, each reviewed before release, in the software and its documents.
h)OperationsYour IT or us; updates, backups and support hours agreed per company.

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