Good fit
Cloud-first systems, distributed teams, managed maintenance, and workflows that do not require local network access.
Managed cloud deployment
Cloud deployment for businesses whose approved workflows and systems can operate through managed cloud infrastructure.
Direct answer
A managed cloud AI Employee runs on infrastructure operated for the customer by Cloud Radix, with scoped credentials, versioned releases, monitored work, and documented human authority.
Inside the system
Every capability is tied to a role, a boundary, and a reason to exist.
Cloud-first systems, distributed teams, managed maintenance, and workflows that do not require local network access.
Least-privilege connections, approval gates, release history, monitoring, and support remain part of the deployment.
Cloud deployment does not erase data, contractual, or workflow risk. Those boundaries are designed before launch.
Common questions
An AI Employee is a named, role-based digital worker with a defined mission, connected business systems, documented authority, approval gates, operating memory, and measurable work. It is designed around a job—not around an open-ended chat window.
No. Cloud Radix defines what the AI Employee may do, what requires approval, and what it is prohibited from doing. Humans retain authority over consequential business decisions.