Bwat Enterprise
Bring Bwat into the organisation with the hard questions answered
A rollout shaped around the work, the information boundary, and the people responsible
Enterprise is the assisted Bwat offering for companies and public institutions that need more than a self-serve subscription. We scope the deployment with your team, agree commercial and information requirements, support procurement, train users on real work, and build company-specific workflows where needed.
Enterprise terms and capabilities are agreed for each deployment. The page does not assume controls that have not been contracted and implemented.
Enterprise is useful when
- Usage or seat needs do not fit a published plan
- Procurement and security teams need a documented review
- Adoption needs role-specific onboarding and support
- Bwat must be adapted to a company process or data environment
Teams and Enterprise are not the same purchase
Both bring people under one Bwat subscription. The difference is whether the standard product and checkout are enough.
Choose Teams for self-serve collaboration
Buy a published per-seat plan, invite colleagues by email, manage the seat count in Bwat, and give each member the selected plan's standard allowance. It is the quickest route for a team that does not need a negotiated deployment.
Choose Enterprise for a designed rollout
Work with us on custom usage and commercial terms, procurement and security questions, onboarding, support, integrations, or a custom agent. The scope is written for the organisation rather than selected from a checkout card.
Start with the workflow and information boundary
Before talking about seat counts, we identify the work Bwat will support, the source material involved, who should have access, where human approval belongs, and what the organisation needs documented about data handling and model processing.
- Map the roles, tasks, source material, and expected outputs
- Document the proposed hosting, retention, access, and model route
- Identify consequential actions that remain behind human approval
- Agree evaluation cases that represent the real work
Bring these people into the room early
- The team that will use Bwat
- The owner of the information involved
- Security, legal, and procurement reviewers
- The person accountable for adoption and outcomes
What an enterprise engagement can cover
Custom commercial shape
Negotiate seats, usage, billing, and rollout stages when the public plans are not the right fit.
Procurement and security review
Work through the organisation's questions and document what the proposed deployment will and will not do.
Role-based onboarding
Train people on their own approved material and tasks, including how to inspect output and when not to use it.
Custom agents
Design and build a Bwat workflow around a specific company process, its instructions, tools, approvals, and evaluation cases.
Assisted operation
Agree the support and maintenance needed for the deployment instead of relying on a public help queue alone.
One accountable rollout
Give the programme a clear owner, staged adoption, shared terms, and a way to learn from failures before expanding.
A sensible rollout is staged
- 01
Scope
Choose the users, work, information, constraints, and outcome that make the first deployment worth doing.
- 02
Review
Resolve commercial, legal, security, procurement, and technical questions for that exact scope.
- 03
Pilot
Train a bounded group on real tasks and compare results with the current way the work is done.
- 04
Expand
Add roles, data, integrations, and automation only after the pilot's evidence supports it.
Tell us what would make self-serve insufficient
Share the team size, the work you want Bwat to support, the information involved, and the questions your reviewers will ask. We will shape the next conversation around that.