Infrastructure for the way your team already works.

Give developers self-service infrastructure without giving up control.

Access is limited to the tenant and checked against a role and permission matrix on every request. Time-limited just-in-time elevation is a documented emergency access path — not a standing admin account that developers share.

A developer with the base role and no standing admin grant can still reach production through the JIT path — the elevation is time-boxed and written to the audit log, so "how did they get access" always has an answer.

Automate infrastructure changes while keeping plans, policies, and approvals visible.

Every change goes through the same gate regardless of who or what triggered it: OPA policy evaluation runs against the plan before apply, and what gets approved is a human-readable summary — not raw plan JSON.

A plan that fails the policy gate never reaches the apply step — there's no code path where a human can click through an enforcing-mode violation by accident.

{
  "gate": "terraform_plan_policy_gate",
  "mode": "enforcing",
  "violations": 0,
  "verdict": "PASSED"
}

Manage infrastructure across public cloud, European cloud, and private environments.

The same GenerateRequest → validate → emit → plan → apply pipeline runs unchanged across all 12 supported providers. Cost and drift are tracked per provider with the same mechanisms — cross-cloud price comparison isn't a product surface today.

Switching a team from one provider to another doesn't mean learning a second tool — the plan, apply, drift, and policy screens look and behave the same, only the underlying emitter and cost-sync job differ.

Understand existing infrastructure and plan changes with less manual inventory work.

Discovery is provider-specific and asynchronous: it enumerates live resources, diffs them against your intended blueprint, and only proceeds to bulk import once a fidelity gate confirms the mapping is accurate enough to trust.

If the fidelity gate cannot map a resource with confidence, it is reported. It is not skipped or guessed. You get a list of what needs manual attention, instead of infrastructure that looks imported but is not fully understood.

+ aws_instance.web (new, discovered)
~ aws_security_group.web_sg (drift: ingress rule changed)
Fidelity: 2/2 resources mapped with high confidence

Understand infrastructure cost before applying changes.

Cost is estimated from the plan before apply and checked as a policy input against your environment or team budget — an over-budget change can be blocked, not just flagged after the fact.

The same estimate that's shown to a developer before they click apply is what the budget-cap policy reads — there's no separate, looser number used for the actual enforcement decision.

{
  "planCostEstimateUsd": 184.32,
  "teamBudget": {
    "monthlyLimitUsd": 150,
    "periodStart": "2026-08-01"
  }
}

Apply policies consistently across teams and environments.

RBAC, SSO, SCIM provisioning, and a hash-chained audit log are the same mechanisms every tenant runs on. They are not a separate enterprise-only code path added later.

The full breakdown of what's enforced today versus what depends on your plan and deployment mode lives on the dedicated enterprise page, not buried in a sales conversation.