Use case
Internal enterprise assistants
Internal assistants for your people on top of region-pinned inference: the questions and answers stay under your governance, in your region.
The problem
Employees ask systems questions all day. An assistant that forwards those questions to an external provider creates a data outflow many organizations never signed up for.
Why data control matters
Employee questions carry internal context by default. Through ccsio.ai the assistant's inference runs on dedicated infrastructure in the region you pin to, prompts and outputs are not stored by default, with no sharing and no training on shared or third-party models — your governance, not a provider's defaults.
Architecture summary
Your assistant application keeps the conversation, the auth and the UI. The model calls are standard chat completions against your market's OpenAI-compatible endpoint.
Model strategy
Qwen 3.8 for assistants that need to carry long background context (policies, runbooks, prior conversation) in a single conversation state.
Regional considerations
Deploy the assistant per market so the questions stay in the operating region: Germany for the EU market, the USA for the USA market, Colombia for the LATAM market.
Governance & data boundary
Prompts and outputs are not stored by default, no sharing, no training on shared or third-party models; processing stays in the market's operating location. Access is per-key with fair-use limits.
Integration example
response = client.chat.completions.create(
model="qwen-3-8",
messages=[
{"role": "system", "content": "You are the internal IT assistant."},
{"role": "user", "content": user_question},
],
)Frequently asked questions
Does the assistant learn from our team's questions?
No. The inference is stateless and nothing from the conversations is stored, shared or used for training on our side.
Where is the conversation processed?
In the market the assistant is pointed at: Germany, USA or Colombia — the call does not leave that location.
Start with control
Join the waitlist for an account in your region.