Aiva for enterprise
Enterprise AI: Built for business, native to system.
Aiva for Enterprise brings private, organization-aware intelligence to large entities with heavy workflows, many employees, and high-volume data. Sage and Nexus give Aiva the depth to analyze enterprise knowledge, coordinate complex work, and keep sensitive context inside the operating boundary you choose.

Enterprise operating layer
Users
Teams, departments, and governed roles
Workflows
Research, review, planning, and execution
Data
Documents, records, systems, and knowledge bases
Built for large organizations
Aiva is positioned for enterprises and entities where many employees need reliable AI across serious work.
Powered by Sage and Nexus
Sage handles deep analysis. Nexus coordinates larger, multi-step enterprise workflows.
Designed around enterprise data
Aiva can be incorporated around the data boundary, access rules, and deployment posture your organization requires.
Enterprise scale
The larger the organization, the more context the AI must respect.
Aiva is not presented to enterprises as a generic assistant. It is a private intelligence layer for organizations where data, people, permissions, and decisions already live across many systems.
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High-volume data estates
Enterprises operate across documents, repositories, reports, records, research, and internal knowledge bases. Aiva is shaped to work with that volume without treating sensitive context as disposable prompt text.
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Large employee workflows
Different teams need different forms of support: analysts reviewing material, leaders comparing options, operators following process, and specialists producing accountable work.
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Governed intelligence
Enterprise AI has to follow boundaries: who can access which context, where models run, what is retained, and how important outputs can be reviewed.
Enterprise models
Sage and Nexus are the enterprise edge of Aiva.
Aiva's broader model family covers everyday private work. For enterprise programs, the two models that matter most today are Sage and Nexus: one for deep, careful reasoning over large context, and one for orchestrating complex work across people, files, and tools.
Data incorporation
Aiva becomes valuable when it understands the data your enterprise already owns.
The enterprise offer is not just access to a model. It is the work of placing Sage and Nexus around the organization's real knowledge: data sources, policies, files, workflows, and review paths, while preserving privacy and control.
Connect the private estate
Identify the repositories, document sets, knowledge bases, and operational systems that should inform enterprise work.
Structure access and context
Map what each team can use, which data remains restricted, and how context should be retrieved for each workflow.
Apply Sage and Nexus
Use Sage for careful analysis and Nexus when the work needs planning, coordination, tools, and multi-step execution.
Activate team workflows
Bring Aiva into departments as a governed assistant for research, review, drafting, operations, and decision support.
Deployment and governance
Enterprise AI has to fit the boundary before it fits the workflow.
Aiva can be discussed around private deployment, controlled network posture, role-based access, auditability, and rollout paths that match how the organization already handles sensitive information.
Compare operating boundariesPrivate operating boundary
Define whether Aiva runs on controlled hardware, private infrastructure, VPC, or more restricted environments for sensitive teams.
Employee and role access
Segment model access, data visibility, and workspace behavior by department, role, project, or sensitivity level.
Reviewable work
Keep important outputs tied to source context, decisions, owners, and the workflow that produced them.
Enterprise conversations
Start with the data and workflows that matter most.
Tell us where your enterprise data lives, which teams need Aiva first, and whether Sage, Nexus, or both should be incorporated into the first deployment path.
Which enterprise data should Aiva understand first?
Where do you need Sage, Nexus, or both?
Which high-volume workflow should be transformed first?



