PRODUCT / THE OPERATING MODEL
One Core for authority.
One Work surface for people.
The company sets the rules. Employees get a useful way to work. Cases keep the business record together.
01 / THE COMPANY RUNTIME
Core decides how AI operates.
BizClaw Core is where the company governs identity, provider access, capabilities, policies, approvals, Cases, LTF records, usage and audit. It is the authority behind employee-facing AI.
Identity and access
Provider routing
Policy and approvals
Cases, LTF and audit

See the state of the Core.

Keep execution visible.
02 / THE EMPLOYEE DESKTOP
Work gives people a straightforward way in.
BizClaw Work is a free desktop application for employees to connect to their company’s Core, open Cases, attach files, ask, act and continue work. Work does not ask employees to manage model vendors, API keys or agents.
Free for employees
Connects to company Core
Ask, attach and continue
No employee-managed model keys

Connect to a company Core.

Keep the conversation in its Case.
03 / THE BUSINESS WORK UNIT
A Case gives work a durable home.
A Case carries the context, decisions, actions, governance and record of a piece of business work. When execution pauses, the record remains available to continue later.
Work with context
Policy and approval boundary
Execution and queue state
A Case never closes. It sleeps.

See business work as Cases.
04 / THE BUSINESS RECORD
The work record outlasts a model run.
Each Case maintains a durable LTF business record. Workers and models can change while the Case record remains with the company. Broader knowledge indexing is a separate roadmap capability, not a claim about the current runtime.
Durable Case record
LTF appended through the Case lifecycle
Usage tied to business work
Audit events stay inspectable

Read usage in context.

Keep an operational trail.
PROVIDER CHOICE, WITH A CLEAR BOUNDARY
Company control includes knowing where requests go.
Core controls identity, policy and provider routing in the environment the company operates.
Local providers can process requests within the company’s chosen infrastructure.
Cloud providers process the requests routed to them under their service terms. The company chooses whether and how to use them.
BizClaw.com manages product releases and license entitlements; it does not receive Case prompts, messages, LTF content or model credentials.

