Use cases

Make AI spending someone’s responsibility.

Set budgets, assign owners and give requests a clear approval process. Keep the controls that fit your tools and the way your business works.

Talk through your AI spending

Give every request an owner.

Send requests to the person who can approve the cost. Keep the reason and decision together so finance can follow up without searching through messages.

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Access request
RequestDetail
Tool Claude
Team Engineering
Reason Review a service migration
Approver Engineering budget owner

Match controls to the connection.

Choose how alerts, approvals and limits should work for each supported service. Agree what happens when a team reaches its allowance.

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Team spending policy
TriggerAction
80% of allowance Notify budget owner
More budget needed Request approval
Limit reached Apply configured control

Keep a record of decisions.

See what changed, why it changed and which role approved it. Use the record when you review budgets or investigate a charge.

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Budget history
ChangeReason
Allowance increased by £200 Approved research project
Temporary access ended Project completed
Unused seat suspended Inactivity policy
Your systems, connected

Use the tools behind this work.

We agree which records, access and controls your workflow needs, then connect the relevant systems.

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Measure what changes.

Track budget exceptions, approval turnaround and the time it takes to reconcile spending decisions.

Start with the costs you need to control.

Show us your tools and how you manage spending today.

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Practical questions

What to know before you start.

Who should approve AI access and budget requests?

Give each request a clear owner. A team manager may approve ordinary requests while an administrator handles sensitive access, service accounts or exceptions, according to the rules you agree.

Can the same controls apply to every tool?

Not every provider exposes the same APIs or enforcement options. Define the available controls per connection and keep any gaps visible.