chifty Enterprise
On-premise AI for your company
Your own infrastructure · Your own AI choice · Currently a pilot program
What does chifty On-Premise mean?
chifty runs in your environment. This does not automatically mean every connected service runs locally: email providers, model endpoints and optional functions need separate review. A local model configuration can be planned for a defined scope.
Define the operating scope
Choose the initial products, sources and roles. Your IT provides the agreed environment; the pilot defines setup assistance, acceptance criteria and responsibility for operation.
Backups, updates, monitoring and incident handling need an owner. Specify what your team handles and what support is agreed with chifty.
Separate the application from model processing
A locally hosted application can still send requests to an external model endpoint. Review model selection, routing, processing region and retention for each enabled task.
Fully local inference needs suitable models and hardware. Test quality and response times with the intended sources; do not assume that every optional function works offline.
Start with a measurable pilot
Use a bounded source set and representative tasks. Include permissions, source changes and questions without supporting information in acceptance testing.
Expansion follows the agreed review. Document which connectors, models and workflows were accepted and repeat relevant checks after changes.
How the rollout works
On-premise isn't a self-service download for us — it's a personally guided start.
First conversation
You reach out via our contact page. Together we work out whether and how on-premise fits your environment.
Joint planning
We go through the technical requirements and the setup process together with your IT team.
Setup
You set chifty up on-site, and we guide you through it and answer any questions along the way.
Acceptance and operation
Review the agreed tasks and assign owners for updates, sources and support.
Security isn't an add-on
Local AI, tenant isolation, access control, and concrete technical measures: find all the details on our security page.