Enterprise Control & Sovereign Fleets
Enterprise Multi-Agent Infrastructure
Self-serve on your own hardware is the default. Managed fleets and private servers are planned, not live: talk to us. Every agent task gets a verifier from a different vendor, and nothing locks you to one vendor.
Deployment Models
Self-Serve Private Fleet (Default)
Run agents across your organization's existing laptops, developer workstations, and private on-premise GPU servers. Keep source code and context strictly on-device.
- •Pool your organization's existing compute and hardware resources.
- •Bring Your Own Keys (BYOK) directly to model providers.
- •Designed for local open-weight models on your own hardware.
- •Designed to keep each agent's work in its own Git worktree.
Managed Cloud Fleet
Planned dedicated worker nodes run by OmniConflux for teams that need continuous background capacity. Not live yet. Talk to us about your requirements and timing.
- •Will run only on your API keys or enterprise tokens.
- •Will never run on or proxy personal consumer subscription seats.
- •Isolation and node sizing details will be shared at launch.
Private Hardware Appliance
Planned turn-key dedicated hardware appliances for deployment directly within your private network or datacenter. Contact us to discuss your requirements.
- •Pre-quantized open-weight base models hosted on-premise.
- •On-premise execution designed to keep data within your own infrastructure.
- •Designed for private network hosting with internal model endpoints.
- •Designed for defensive verification inside your perimeter.
Enterprise Governance
Controls Roadmap
Core enterprise governance features currently under active development. All controls below are marked roadmap and will be released in phased milestones.
SAML 2.0 & OIDC Single Sign-On
Federate authentication through enterprise identity providers with automated SCIM user provisioning.
Role-Based Access Control (RBAC)
Define granular authorization tiers across workspaces, agent capabilities, OS computer-use privileges, and tool invocation scopes.
Immutable Action Audit Logging
Signed event records of every tool call, verifier result, and human approval.
Air-Gapped Operation
Full offline execution mode utilizing local model weights, internal Git mirrors, and private Model Context Protocol tool registries.
Security & Compliance Posture
Data Boundaries and Compliance
Compliance Certification Roadmap
SOC 2 Type II and ISO 27001 compliance programs are on our engineering roadmap. OmniConflux does not hold these certifications today.
Data Boundary Architecture
Self-hosted nodes with local models are designed to keep your code, prompts, and verification outputs within your perimeter. When you route to cloud providers with your own keys, their terms apply.
Dedicated Node Architecture
Planned managed worker nodes and private appliances are designed for dedicated deployment per organization rather than shared execution pools. Talk to us about deployment timing.
Talk to Us
Request an Enterprise Consultation
Discuss managed fleet deployments, private on-premise appliances, or custom security control efficacy testing. Our engineering team will review your technical requirements and respond by email.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do managed fleets authenticate with model providers?
Managed fleets are planned, not live. They will authenticate only with your organization's own API keys or enterprise tokens. We will not use, pool, or proxy personal consumer subscription seats from any provider.
Can OmniConflux run entirely behind our corporate firewall?
Self-serve deployments are designed to run inside your perimeter when paired with locally hosted open-weight models. Full offline air-gapped operation is on our controls roadmap.
How does verification work in an enterprise codebase?
Every agent task gets a verifier from a different vendor, which reviews the result before it counts as done. It is a second check, not a guarantee. How verification connects to your own CI will be documented at launch.