The Sandbox
Test anything. Break nothing.
A private, air-gapped copy of the tools you want to try – vendors connected, data loaded, nothing touching your production estate. Your team logs in through the browser and starts testing the same day.
6 days
average time to launch a test
1,024
workspaces running today
337
projects across live programmes
0
production systems involved
ON THIS PAGE
What it is
The tour
Pre-wired
Six days to test
FAQ
WHAT IT ACTUALLY IS
Think of it as a second, safe version of your bank.
Same shapes of data, same kinds of systems, same integration work – but no customers, no production, and no six-month wait for access. You get a room to try things in, and a record of what happened.
Nothing gets out
Off-premise and air-gapped from your estate. Synthetic data goes in, evidence comes out, and vendors cannot pull anything through.
One room per test
Every project gets its own workspaces and permissions. Three teams can run three evaluations and see none of each other’s work.
Just a browser
No new laptops, no shadow IT. Your people sign in with your access controls and work in the tools they already know.
THE TOUR
Four screens, and you have seen the whole thing.
This is what your team sees. It advances on its own – click a step to steer.
A home that tells you what to do next
No blank canvas. Your team lands on a getting-started path, the searches other teams are running, and the vendors already live in workspaces.
Directional representation of the platform. The live product is shown in a walkthrough.
INSIDE A WORKSPACE
Everything is already wired up when you walk in.
A workspace is not an empty server. It arrives with the vendor connected, the data loaded, the keys issued and the logging on.
Vendor access, no contract
Credentials and sandboxes for any vendor in the catalog, under one commercial and security framework.
Data on arrival
Synthetic and public datasets loaded and governed, or a bespoke set built to your scenario in about a week.
1,500+ APIs live
Call them from the workspace on day one instead of waiting on an integration queue.
Your own code, cleanly
Repos, notebooks and models come in through governed ingestion. No laptops, no workarounds.
Watch what it does
Every API call, tool call and agent step is observable, which is how you find failure modes before production does.
Evidence you can hand over
Scores, logs and the working environment, packaged for risk, procurement and the regulator.
SIX DAYS, START TO TEST
The path from “we should look at this” to a running test.
Six days is the average across live programmes. Most of it is you deciding what to test, not us building anything.
Day 1
Pick one thing to prove
A walkthrough and one focused question. No committee required.
Day 2–3
Start from a template
KPIs, datasets and vendors come pre-selected. Adjust and submit.
Day 4–5
Workspaces go live
One per vendor, provisioned with data, keys and APIs.
Day 6
Your team is testing
Results accumulate into the dashboard and the evidence pack.
The questions we always get asked
Q.
Does any of our real data go in?
Not by default. Tests run on synthetic data. If you do want your own data in, it comes through a governed pathway under your controls, and vendors cannot pull anything out.
Q.
If several teams run tests, can they see each other?
No. Every project has its own workspaces and permissions. Isolation is the default; sharing is a deliberate act.
Q.
Do we need new hardware or a separate laptop?
No. It runs in the browser against your access controls. The point is to remove the workarounds, not add one.
Q.
What do we leave with?
An evidence pack – scores, logs and the working environment – plus a clear handoff into your own sandbox and then production. We make onboarding and due diligence fast and informed, we do not replace them.
See it running, on your use case.
Thirty minutes in the live product, scoped to one thing you are trying to prove.