Rollout & deployment

Rollout matters when the workspace starts spreading across the team.

WizeOS is strongest when teams can adopt it cleanly. This page covers the later-stage layers around identity, access, and deployment without making them the main product story.

Team identity

Phased rollout

Connect WizeOS to identity systems as rollout maturity increases and more teams need shared access.

Access boundaries

In progress

Set sensible boundaries around who can create agents, connect tools, switch models, and access sensitive knowledge.

Usage visibility

In progress

Review how teams are using workspaces, agents, and tools as adoption grows.

Deployment options

Available for custom setups

Deploy WizeOS in an environment aligned with your infrastructure preferences and team setup.

Workspace policy

In design

Set sensible defaults for model permissions, connector rules, and workspace boundaries.

Team separation

Available now

Separate business units, knowledge scope, and agent behavior across research, ops, CX, and leadership teams.

Implementation model

Identity, rollout, and deployment should follow adoption, not lead it.

WizeOS can be shaped around the access model and deployment requirements that make sense for the team adopting it.

Identity

Add shared sign-in and workspace access when more teams need to use WizeOS together.

Rollout

Shape access, support, and hosting around the teams adopting the product first.

Deployment

Package WizeOS into the environment and support model that best fits the client.

Talk to us

If your rollout depends on shared sign-in, access boundaries, or private deployment, start here.

We can scope the rollout layers your team needs now without overbuilding the parts you do not need yet.

Talk about rollout