Keep AI work inside the boundaries you choose.
Niki is an AI agent workspace for teams. Choose the infrastructure, storage, model endpoints, and connected services for each deployment—then follow assignments, sources, tool activity, and results as work happens.
Niki is not presented as certified or automatically GDPR-compliant. Compliance depends on your use case, configuration, contracts, and organisational procedures.
What Niki puts in your hands
Niki connects deployment choices with the workspace where your team follows the actual AI work.
Deployment and storage
Operate Niki in a customer-controlled environment, choose the infrastructure and storage, and bring supported private context into the workspace.
Model endpoints
Select compatible model endpoints around the requirements of the deployment.
Connected services
Decide which supported services and plugins Niki can use for a job.
Visible execution
Review agent assignments, status, sources, tool activity, and output instead of receiving only a final answer.
A controllable product is one part of a compliant deployment.
Niki supplies deployment choices and a visible operating surface. Your organisation remains responsible for the legal and organisational decisions around its actual use.
Niki supports
- Infrastructure, storage, model-endpoint, and connected-service choices
- Authenticated workspaces with visible assignments, sources, tools, and results
- Controls to stop, change, and steer work
- Enterprise deployment and support options
Your organisation decides and documents
- Purpose, lawful basis, permitted data categories, and roles
- Contracts, transfers, and vendor due diligence
- Access, retention, data-subject rights, security, and required risk assessments
Questions to settle before you choose
Is Niki a GDPR-compliant AI solution?
No software product is automatically compliant independently of how it is used. Niki is designed to support customer-controlled deployment choices and visible AI work. Whether a particular deployment complies with the GDPR depends on its purpose, data, roles, providers, contracts, configuration, and organisational procedures.
Can Niki be self-hosted or run in our environment?
Niki can be operated in customer-controlled environments. The infrastructure, storage, model endpoints, and connected services are deployment choices that should be matched to your requirements.
Can users inspect what AI agents are doing?
Yes. Niki keeps assignments, owners, progress, sources, tool activity, and results visible, and lets users stop work, change the brief, or steer the next step.
Does Niki handle our GDPR obligations for us?
No. Your organisation still needs to establish purposes and lawful bases, document roles and vendors, configure access and retention, support data-subject rights, secure the deployment, and complete any required risk assessment.
See whether Niki fits your deployment.
Talk through the infrastructure, storage, model endpoints, connected services, and review requirements your team needs.