The AI-powered EHS & Operations management platform
Applivity Reflex is the intelligent core of our platform, built to help teams work safer, smarter and more efficiently. It brings together powerful apps that empower your entire organization.
Explore Applivity Reflex →Production AI, in your environment.
Fixed scope, fixed outcome, milestone payments, no lock-in. Start with a Readiness Assessment; scale with an AI Engineering Pod.
Explore Services →A single, centrally managed gateway on your own infrastructure that gives every employee, developer and application governed, tracked access to LLMs, whether that means routing to paid providers, running self-hosted open-source models, or both.
Once a company has more than a handful of AI users, personal keys and personal cards stop working: no visibility, no clean revocation, no consistent answer on data safety. The gateway is the same pattern used for every other piece of sensitive access - one place keys are issued and revoked, one place usage and cost are visible - in front of whichever models you choose.
Centralized routing, per-user and per-team keys, quotas and a usage-and-cost dashboard for paid providers - plus an internal chat interface, coding-harness integration and an application API.
Everything in Tier 1, plus self-hosted open-source model serving on your own hardware or private cloud, with hybrid routing so sensitive or high-volume traffic can stay in-house.
Every user, team and application gets its own revocable key; usage and cost are broken down by user, team, model and application, with a logging and audit trail.
Deployed on your own infrastructure - on-prem, AWS or Azure. It is not a third-party SaaS between you and your data. A Tier 1 client can move to Tier 2 later without rebuilding. Tier names and scopes are confirmed with the offer owner.

Thirty minutes with engineering - your use case, our experience, a scoped proposal.
No. You can start with Tier 1, routing to paid providers only, and add self-hosted models later under Tier 2 without rebuilding what is already in place.
Their key is revoked from the central console immediately - no need to change credentials with the underlying provider or track down who else was using them.
Yes - that is exactly what Tier 2's hybrid routing is for: sensitive or high-volume traffic can go to self-hosted models while everything else continues to paid providers, through the same gateway.
You do. We configure the gateway to use your existing or new provider accounts; we don't take over that commercial relationship.