eLLM for Government & Defence

Built to Run With the Cable Unplugged

• Local models only open-weight models run on your own GPU servers, from a single workstation for a small team to a rack for a department. No API calls, no telemetry, no licence check-ins.
• Your documents, indexed inside the boundary doctrine, standing orders, engineering manuals, policies and case files are indexed and searched entirely within the enclave, so answers are grounded in your material and cite it.
• Controlled updates model and software updates are packaged, signed and delivered by removable media or a data diode, with a record of what changed and when.
• Directory-backed access users authenticate against your Active Directory or LDAP, roles decide which document sets each person can query, and every query is attributed to a named user.
• Exportable evidence the full audit trail can be exported for review boards, internal audit or incident investigation without connecting the system to anything.

Answerable by Design

• One policy, every department rather than AI governance varying desk to desk, one platform applies consistent access control, logging and policy enforcement across every team that uses it.
• Full audit trail every interaction, every model used, every user, logged and searchable, mapped to your own policy framework rather than a vendor's.
• Human in the loop consequential actions are handed off for approval. eLLM drafts, summarises and suggests; your people decide and sign.
• Usage and cost by unit see what is being used, by whom and what it costs, with spend caps per team rather than a surprise at the end of the quarter.

Governed Development, In-House

• Inside the enclave completions, reviews and explanations are served by models on your own infrastructure, so classified or sensitive code is never sent anywhere.
• Grounded in your standards suggestions draw on your own repositories, coding standards and approved libraries rather than the open internet.
• Model-routed requests go to whichever local model has the right capability for the task, without developers managing that choice.

How Departments and Units Use It

• Ask the manual. Engineering, maintenance and equipment manuals, standing orders and publications indexed inside the boundary, so a technician gets the right procedure and the page it came from in seconds rather than searching a shared drive.
• Report summarisation. Long reports, after-action reviews and inspection findings condensed into structured summaries with the source passages attached, for people who need the gist before the meeting.
• Correspondence and casework. First drafts of ministerial correspondence, resident letters and standard responses from your own templates and policies. Staff review, amend and send.
• FOI triage. Incoming requests classified, matched to previous releases and flagged where exemptions may apply, with the reasoning recorded for the decision maker.
• Policy and compliance checks. "Does this draft comply with our data handling policy?" answered against the actual policy text, with the relevant clauses quoted.

• Training on closed networks. Paired with our Moodle-based eLMS, AI learning assistants inside courses on disconnected networks, for deployed teams, secure sites and ships. We have already delivered digital learning without any internet connection.
• Secure software development. A coding assistant in VS Code for teams working on classified or sensitive systems, with nothing leaving the enclave.
• Internal helpdesk. An assistant that answers staff IT, HR and estates questions from your own knowledge base, deflecting the repetitive tickets and escalating the rest with context.
• Incident and operations support. Turning logs, incident reports and checklists into structured timelines and summaries during and after an event.
• Procurement and contract review. A first pass over tenders, contracts and supplier responses against your own requirements, highlighting gaps for the evaluators.