Your enterprise deals are stuck in security review. Get unstuck.
Your buyers' security teams demand on-prem, SSO, access control, and an audit trail before they sign. Building that yourself is a year or more of platform work you do not have time for. Embed Swiftward under your product and walk into the review with the controls already in place.
What you embed
The enterprise foundation, white-labeled, under your own brand: on-prem deployment, SSO, layered access (role, row, and field level), multi-tenancy, secrets, and an append-only audit trail. Your customers see your product. Their security team sees the controls they require. You did not spend a year building any of it.
Embed it your way
White-label fits your stack three ways:
- Build your own UI with our React SDK. Drop our components into your own app. Your code, your design, our engine underneath.
- Call the API directly. Build whatever front end you want and talk to Swiftward however you like.
- Embed the whole UI in an iframe. Full screens inside your product, with navigation bounded, link and click scope locked down, and short-lived tokens minted per user and tenant so the embedded UI carries exactly the right permissions and nothing more.
Your customers never see Swiftward. All three are how teams put Swiftward in front of their agents, and we will walk you through a deployed example on a call. If your integration needs something none of these cover, the platform is declarative, so adapting it is normal engineering work rather than a rewrite.
And the controls underneath
It is not only the wrapping. The same engine gives your product real governance: versioned policy, shadow testing, human review, and replayable decisions. So when your customer asks not just "is it secure" but "can you prove what your AI did for our users," the answer is yes. See the enterprise foundation for the full control list.
Why this is the fastest path
The deals that move are the ones where you stop losing the security review. The teams this fits do not arrive asking to "control their AI"; they arrive needing to look enterprise-ready to their own buyers and investors, fast, and embedding a foundation that is already on-prem, audited, and access-controlled gets them there without a year of platform work.