Enterprise deployment

Company context for decisions, under your control.

Give teams and their permitted AI tools the company context needed to examine choices, with links to the evidence and clear human authority.

Tekmeros runs in customer-controlled infrastructure and alongside the systems you already use. Your organization controls sources, models, access, decisions, and actions.

Sources and access

Keep your systems and controls

Each deployment defines the sources, models, data paths, permissions, lifecycle, operating responsibilities, and customer authority around the work.

Deployment

Tekmeros runs in customer-controlled infrastructure.

Source systems

Tekmeros works alongside the systems you already use and links back to their records.

Identity and access

Your organization defines fine-grained access to content. Wiki requests use delegated human identities; MCP requests use delegated human or explicitly scoped service and agent identities.

Model providers and data paths

Your organization approves model providers and permitted data paths. External model processing follows those choices.

Lifecycle

Retention, backups, recovery, monitoring, updates, export, deletion, and offboarding are defined for each deployment.

Operations

Tekmeros

Operates the application, configured connections, updates, monitoring, and support.

Customer

Operates the host environment, network, operating-system patching, and backups. Shared responsibilities are documented for the deployment.

Delivery model

Tekmeros is provided as a recurring software subscription with an agreed scope. People use the Wiki; compatible AI tools access the same context through MCP.

We agree onboarding, configuration, application operation, support, service levels, and review cadence for that scope. The deployment and operating model are still being standardized.

Sources, data paths, permissions, and rollout scope remain explicit for each deployment.

Adoption

Start with one area and keep the systems your team already uses. The deployment defines source-event handling, scheduled refreshes, and human review points for its scope.

The customer defines who may accept, change, reject, or supersede generated proposals. Reviewed decisions and outcomes provide context for later updates.

Define the question and the boundaries.

Choose one area, its owner, and a real question or choice. Identify the information needed and the constraints that shape the work.

Begin with context and recommendations for your team to review. Agree on access, decision authority, operating responsibilities, and what a useful result would look like before expanding.