Bwat Enterprise
Bwat for your whole organisation
For companies and public bodies that need more than a checkout page. We agree usage and terms that fit how you buy, answer your security and procurement teams, train your people on their own work, and build agents around your processes.
Terms and features are agreed for each organisation and written into the contract.
- 1
Scope
Pick the teams, the work, and what success looks like
- 2
Security and procurement review
Your reviewers sign off before anyone logs in
Needs a person - 3
Pilot with one team
Trained on their own work, compared with how it's done today
- 4
Roll out
More teams, data and automation, once the pilot has earned it
Teams or Enterprise?
Both put a group of people on one Bwat subscription. The question is whether buying online is enough.
Teams: buy it yourself
Pick a per-seat plan, pay online and invite colleagues by email. Everyone gets the plan's standard usage. The quickest way to get a team using Bwat this week.
Enterprise: we plan it with you
Custom usage and pricing, security and procurement paperwork, training, support and custom agents. For when a checkout page can't answer your organisation's questions.
We start with the work, then the seat count
First we find out what your people will use Bwat for, what information is involved, who should see what, where a person has to approve, and what your organisation needs in writing about how data is handled and which AI models see it.
- Map the roles, tasks, source material and expected results
- Write down hosting, retention, access and which models are used
- Keep consequential actions behind a person's approval
- Agree test cases that look like the real work
Who to bring to the first meeting
They know which parts of the job are slow and what a good result looks like. Without them, a rollout solves the wrong problem.
What an Enterprise agreement can cover
Custom terms
Seats, usage, billing and rollout stages, negotiated when the public plans don't fit.
Security and procurement
We answer your reviewers' questions and put in writing what the deployment will and won't do.
Training by role
People learn on their own approved material, including how to check output and when not to use it.
Custom agents
Bwat agents built around a specific process, with its instructions, tools, approvals and tests.
Support
The support and upkeep your deployment needs, agreed up front.
One owner for the rollout
Clear ownership, staged adoption and shared terms, with room to learn from mistakes before it spreads.
How a rollout goes
- 01
Scope
Choose the people, the work, the information and the result that make the first step worth it.
- 02
Review
Settle the commercial, legal, security, procurement and technical questions for that scope.
- 03
Pilot
Train one group on real tasks and compare the results with how the work is done today.
- 04
Expand
Add people, data, connections and automation once the pilot's results back it up.
Tell us what a self-serve plan can't do for you
Team size, the work, the information involved, and the questions your reviewers will ask. We'll plan the next conversation around that.