Workspace isolation
Teams, agents, tasks, and chats are scoped to your workspace. Role-based collaboration controls who can edit agents or invite guests.
Digio is built for teams that need clear boundaries: isolated workspaces, controlled API access, and transparent data flows to LLM providers—with GDPR-ready policies in our legal center.
Trust snapshot · pilot
Illustrative procurement checklist—not a certification badge.
Isolation is not a marketing slide—roles, guests, and API keys are managed where your team already works, beside agents and tasks.
Acme workspace · members
Procurement teams usually validate Digio in three passes—policies, boundaries, then a limited production pilot.
Open Privacy, Terms, and Cookie policies from the app—no PDF hunt across email threads.
Invite reviewers via collaboration and issue scoped keys on integrations.
Clone a playbook from templates, run real tasks, and trace model flows on Digio Tokens.
Six areas buyers ask about first—isolation, storage, API access, model routing, legal, and billing auditability.
Teams, agents, tasks, and chats are scoped to your workspace. Role-based collaboration controls who can edit agents or invite guests.
Account, billing, and workspace metadata live in Digio infrastructure. Task notes and chat history stay tied to your team—not mixed across customers.
Integrations use revocable API keys with scoped access. The Agent API exposes catalog and usage tools without exposing other workspaces.
Agent prompts and completions go to the model provider you enable. BYOM and GPU routes to your endpoints when configured.
Privacy, Terms, Cookie, and Licenses policies are available in-product. Enterprise buyers can request a DPA via your account contact.
Wallet debits map to model usage with descriptions in your ledger—see Digio Tokens for rates and estimator.
A typical agent Run stays inside your workspace boundary until you explicitly connect external systems or models.
Tasks, chats, files, and agent config—scoped to your team.
Coordinator routes Runs, applies skills, logs debits.
Prompt + completion per your enabled model or BYOM endpoint.
Slack, CRM, webhooks—only when you connect them.
Straight answers you can paste into security questionnaires—then validate in a pilot workspace.
Each customer workspace is logically separated—agents, tasks, chats, and billing do not cross tenant boundaries.
Owners and editors manage membership; guests can be limited to specific boards via collaboration settings.
Model providers you enable (e.g. OpenAI, Anthropic, Google) process prompts for inference—you control which models are on.
Wallet ledger entries tie Runs to USD debits—export context from your workspace and token history.
Digio is designed for ongoing agent teams—not disposable browser chats with unclear data retention.
Agents, tasks, and history belong to your team workspace—not a shared consumer account.
Reviewers and clients get explicit permissions—not a single shared login.
Automation connects with scoped keys—not pasted passwords in scripts.
Give procurement something to click—policies, roles, and a real pilot beat generic AI assurances.
Open Privacy and Terms from the hero buttons—same text users see in-app.
Invite legal as a reviewer before agents touch client data.
Rotate integration keys after the pilot—issue staging vs. production scopes.
Run one function from solutions—prove isolation with real tasks, not slides.
Security pages are the map—these surfaces are where buyers verify controls during a pilot.
Billing, collaboration, and integrations beside this trust center.
Review our legal policies in-app, then run a pilot workspace with your security checklist.