Describe the system.Keep the perimeter.
Business teams build production AI systems on your own data — CRM, collections desks, approval flows, customer portals. Your data, code and inference never leave your network. IT and Risk keep identity, integrations, policy and audit.
Build me a collections desk: segment overdue accounts, log promises to pay, and escalate anything past 90 days to a supervisor.
Inference, database and code stay inside this line.
Built for the operators regulators actually inspect
- Banks
- Insurers
- Telcos
- Consumer finance
- Utilities
- Government agencies
- BPO & shared services
Every AI app you can't see is an incident waiting to be filed.
Your teams are already building. They paste production data into consumer chat tools, spin up databases nobody owns, and wire integrations with credentials nobody rotated. None of it appears in your asset register.
Customer records go to third-party models
Names, national IDs, balances and call transcripts sent to endpoints outside your contracted processors — often outside your jurisdiction.
Credentials live in prompts and notebooks
Long-lived keys pasted into tools with no rotation, no scoping and no record of which app used which system, when.
No evidence when the examiner asks
You cannot produce who built the app, what it can reach, who approved it, or what it did last Tuesday at 14:20.
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Three crossings. None of them appear in an audit export.
A software factory for business teams. Signed off by Security and Risk.
Import prototypes from Claude, Lovable, Replit or a Git repo. Build with the SuperSoft MCP. Run it on your own stack — your database, your identity provider, your inference, your logging.
Plain language in, whole system out
Say what the system needs to do. SuperSoft returns the data model, screens, workflows and permissions as one native module — not four disconnected pieces to integrate later.
Take prototypes to production
Bring in what your teams already built on their laptops. SuperSoft rehosts it inside the perimeter, attaches real auth, and puts it under change control.
Agents that run on a schedule
Background automations, queue workers, scheduled reconciliations and escalation agents — all with the same approvals and audit trail as the screens.
Version, promote, roll back
Dev, staging and production environments with diffs, approvals and one-click rollback. Every release is attributable to a person and a ticket.
Every module deploys native alongside the group's other platforms
- SuperOne
- SuperCall
- SuperCenter
- SuperFeel
- SuperKnow
- SuperYoo
- SuperQA
- SuperSage
AI apps never touch your systems directly.
Every call from every app passes through SuperSoft. Authentication is enforced, secrets are abstracted away from the builder, access controls are inherited from your directory, and each interaction is written to an immutable log.
Your directory decides
SSO and SCIM from the identity provider you already run. App permissions inherit group membership, so a leaver loses access everywhere at once.
- Okta, Entra ID, Google Workspace
- Row and column-level masking
- Just-in-time elevation with approval
Builders never see credentials
Connections are configured once by IT and exposed to builders as named capabilities. Keys live in your vault and rotate on your schedule.
- Vault, AWS/GCP Secrets Manager, HSM
- Scoped, revocable service identities
- No credential ever enters a prompt
Audit that survives an inspection
Who built it, who approved it, what it reached, what it changed, and what the model was asked. Exportable in the format your examiners accept.
- Immutable, timestamped, exportable
- Prompt and tool-call lineage
- Retention aligned to your policy
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The direct path is refused at the network layer, not by policy documentation.
SuperSoft runs inside your cloud. Not next to it.
The managed experience of SaaS, with the containment of on-premise. Your virtual private cloud, your sovereign region, or a rack in your own data centre — the control plane manages, the data plane stays home.
Your models, your endpoint
Bedrock, Vertex, Azure OpenAI, or open-weight models on your own GPUs. Prompts and completions never transit a SuperSoft endpoint.
Your IAM roles
Workloads assume roles you define. SuperSoft has no standing credential into your environment and no break-glass path you didn't grant.
Your network policy
Private subnets, egress allow-lists, PrivateLink and existing firewall rules apply unchanged. Nothing new is exposed to the internet.
Your databases
Apps provision into Aurora, Cloud SQL or your own Postgres inside the perimeter — never an external managed database you don't control.
Data stays in-country
Deploy per jurisdiction so Malaysian records stay in Malaysia and Indonesian records stay in Indonesia. Residency is a deployment topology, not a promise in a contract.
Mapped to the frameworks you file against
Control mappings for BNM RMiT, PDPA, MAS TRM, OJK and GDPR, with the evidence artefacts pre-built so your first audit isn't a project.
It keeps running without us
Source-available escrow and a documented exit path. If the relationship ends, your systems and data remain yours and remain operational.
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Prompts, records, code and completions never cross the dashed line.
Stop paying frontier prices for routine work.
Most tasks in an internal system are not hard. Formatting a record, drafting a follow-up, classifying a dispute reason — open-weight models handle these well. The router scores each task and sends it to the cheapest model that clears the quality bar, reserving frontier models for genuine reasoning.
You set the bar, the budget and the fallback. The router publishes cost per task so finance can see where the spend actually goes.
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You set the gate, the budget and the fallback. The router publishes cost per task, per app, per team.
Retire the spreadsheet. Replace the seat licence.
These are the five patterns that show up in almost every deployment, drawn from eighteen years of running regulated operations across seven ASEAN markets.
Productionise the prototype
Your analyst built something good in a weekend. Import it, attach real identity and data, and ship it to the floor without a rewrite.
Kill the shared spreadsheet
The exceptions workbook that runs a department becomes a governed app with roles, approvals and a log of every change.
Replace SaaS you've outgrown
Build the twenty percent of the tool you actually use, fitted to your workflow, at a fraction of the per-seat bill.
Ship a customer portal
Give customers, dealers or partners a self-service surface — embedded in your existing portal or standing on its own.
Run background agents
Overnight reconciliations, queue triage, document extraction and escalation bots that work while the floor is closed.
Pick one process. Two weeks.
We scope a single live process with your team, ship it into your perimeter, and let the audit trail make the case for the next ten.
Book the scoping callWatch every app. Revoke in one move.
The control plane exposes your whole estate through MCP, so your security team can ask questions in plain language and act on the answer. Which apps use a vulnerable dependency. Who can read the salary table. What changed since Friday.
Policy agents run continuously against the same interface — flagging drift, quarantining an app, and notifying the owner without waiting for a human to notice.
The layers that compound are the ones you keep.
Compute and base models are commodities you rent. The layers below the line — your data, the actions your teams take, and the judgment that transfers between them — are the ones that get more valuable every quarter you run them.
“The question was never whether business teams would build software. It was whether we could see it. SuperSoft gave us a path from prototype to production that our risk committee could actually sign.”
Group CISORegional banking group
“Sixty-one apps across eleven departments, all inside our own VPC. The audit export took four minutes. The previous answer to that request took three weeks.”
Head of IT InfrastructureConsumer finance, Malaysia
of regulated operations behind the platform, not a founding date on a slide.
ASEAN markets with in-country deployment and local support hours.
enterprise customers running critical operations on the group's platforms.
bytes of your customer data leaving your perimeter, by architecture.
What should your team build this month?
Bring one process that runs on a spreadsheet today. We'll scope it, build it inside your perimeter, and hand you the audit trail.