Each capability runs through one controlled gateway, so access, policy, data, spend, and audit live in a single place you operate.
Connect OpenAI, Anthropic, and supported OpenAI-compatible endpoints, and give users one controlled interface to the models you approve. Issue governed API keys for internal applications, with model access and usage controls.
Control model access by user and group, including token limits, and apply organizational policies before requests reach AI providers.
Integrate with LDAP and Active Directory for user and group management, and OpenID Connect single sign-on, including Microsoft Entra ID configuration, with role-based administration and separation of privileged duties.
Set and enforce budgets at organizational, group, and user levels, with alerts, and monitor model usage and AI spend.
Detect sensitive information in prompts and supported document content, and apply configured warning, masking, or blocking policies before requests reach AI providers. One layer of a broader data-handling program.
Record AI usage, policy decisions, and relevant administrative activity in searchable records, with export, retention settings, and configurable audit-event forwarding over supported secure transports. Audit records focus on operational metadata.
Deploy Frame360 on-premises or on infrastructure you control, as a dedicated deployment, with air-gapped deployment options for isolated environments using compatible self-hosted AI models. Nothing to install on endpoints.
Chat, side-by-side Compare across models, web search, and optional image generation, all under the same policy and audit.
Work with PDF, Word (.docx), Excel, CSV, and text files. Supported text and document content is inspected using your configured data-protection policies.
Manage permission-controlled knowledge sources with document-based citations. Import documents from supported OneDrive and SharePoint folders as a one-time, read-only import.
Connect approved MCP tools with granular access controls and confirmation for write actions.
Frame360 can issue gateway-facing API keys for internal applications, providing governed access to supported AI providers. Supported controls include permitted models, per-key usage restrictions, and access policies.
This is separate from the employee-facing chat interface: applications you authorize reach approved providers through the gateway, while provider credentials stay centralized.
Anthropic models
Providers and models are permitted per key.
An administrator issues a gateway-facing API key for an internal application.
Provider access is enabled and managed centrally by your administrators — not configured by end users.
Specific providers and models are enabled per customer, according to your organization's agreements and policies.
See how Frame360 brings employee AI usage under policy, audit, and budget — in an environment you control.