Enterprise pilot
Evaluate IntSen on your own agents.
A pilot puts one of your AI applications or agents behind the IntSen gateway, with controls you choose, so your teams can judge the evidence for themselves.
How a pilot works
Seven steps, agreed with you
- 01
Identify a suitable AI application or agent
Ideally one already in production or late testing, on an OpenAI model, with an owner who wants answers.
- 02
Agree governance objectives
What you want to control, measure or prove—access, safety, quality, spend or evidence.
- 03
Register the use case
Write the Registration and Agent with your team; agree data class and capture policy with security.
- 04
Route model traffic through the gateway
Change the base URL, OAuth token and headers in a test environment first.
- 05
Configure controls
Start guardrails in record mode, set budgets to alert and add per-turn limits.
- 06
Evaluate visibility, quality and spend
Review traces, verdicts, evaluation scores and attributed cost as traffic builds.
- 07
Review findings together
Walk through what IntSen recorded with your engineering, security and finance stakeholders.
A good fit
- An agent or AI feature calling OpenAI models
- A framework whose model client accepts a base URL and headers
- An owner, an engineer and a security contact who can join reviews
- Questions about access, safety, quality or cost you need answered
Agreed during scoping
- Deployment model and hosting location
- Duration and success criteria
- Data class, capture and retention for the pilot
- Commercial terms
Operational value
What you can measure by the end
We agree success criteria with you up front. These are the measures pilots typically produce—from your own traffic, not our claims.
- Share of the pilot agent's model traffic attributed to a registered use case, agent and turn
- Guardrail detections by category, in record mode, before you decide what to enforce
- Baseline quality scores on real turns, and golden test pass rates in CI
- Cost per turn and per conversation, against the budgets you set
- Time to investigate a specific turn, from complaint to call to decision
Request a pilot
Tell us about your agent.
We'll reply to set up a scoping call.