Deployment & integration

Let data boundaries
shape the deployment.

Cloud, dedicated environments and local models are not a one-click promise. Define where data, model processing, tools and operations live.

CEES Workspace

Cloud & managed environments

For teams starting with a limited scope and an agreed data-processing arrangement. Confirm storage, model providers and external transfers before connecting.

  • Agreed workspace and user scope
  • Documented model locations and retention
  • Usage caps and accountable owners
Discuss a cloud scope

Enterprise Agent Platform

Customer environments & local models

Existing finance-team work includes local model applications. New deployments still require hardware, network, interface, offline-scope and maintenance assessment.

  • Dedicated cloud, local server or appliance evaluation
  • Explicit external connections and offline capability
  • Written operations, security and upgrade responsibilities
Assess private deployment

Keep your existing tools

Connections have a scope.
Not a promise to connect everything.

Core data

First connection candidates
CSV / ExcelREST APIDatabase views

Confirm fields, identifiers, owners and update cadence before sync.

Business systems

Interface and permission assessment
WeComDingTalkFeishuCRM / ERP

Assess reads, writes, limits and failure handling separately for each system.

AI work interfaces

Under evaluation · Not universally integrated
WorkBuddyDoubao OfficeQwen Office

Keep familiar AI interfaces. Scope depends on official capabilities, terms and enterprise authorization.

Third-party names illustrate integration directions, not official partnerships, certification or released read/write support.

Confirm before connecting
BoundaryWhat must be explicit
DataData categories, systems, authorization, storage, deletion and retention
ModelsProvider, processing location, transfers, logs and unsuitable tasks
ActionsWritable targets, approvals, retries, failure handling and human handoff
OperationsUpgrades, access management, backup verification, response and ownership
Start with one team.

You don’t need to change everything.
Start with work that matters.

Agree on the workflow, data and success criteria before starting.