Welcome to Salt
Salt is an AI orchestration platform for regulated enterprises. It unifies models, data, and pipelines with compliance-first architecture, so teams can deploy autonomous AI on their own infrastructure without compromising security or governance.
Orchestrate intelligence, not just tasks
Salt orchestrates intelligence across models and data sources, not just connections between apps. Build multi-step AI processes visually or let autonomous agents reason over your data, choose the right tools, and execute complex operations. When something works, harden it into a pipeline that runs reliably at scale with full auditability.
Pro-code when you need it, no-code when you don't. Salt serves both technical teams who want engineer-grade control and business users who need results without writing code.
Compliance-first architecture
Security, governance, and compliance are core architecture — not add-ons you enable later.
- Deploy on your infrastructure — Salt runs within your VPC on AWS, GCP, or Azure, or fully on-premise and air-gapped. No data, embeddings, or metadata leave your environment.
- HIPAA, SOC 2, ISO 27001 — compliance designed in from the start, not bolted on after the fact.
- Governance and lineage — role-based access control with audit trails and data lineage on the roadmap.
- Model-agnostic — bring Anthropic, OpenAI, Gemini or your own custom models. No vendor lock-in.
Model and data orchestration
Salt connects to your existing systems — databases, document stores, APIs, cloud services — and makes that data available to AI without moving it outside your environment. Your agents and pipelines draw on this connected context to deliver answers and actions grounded in your real data, not generic training sets.
Bring your own models or use any major provider. Salt orchestrates across models and data sources in a single pipeline, so you can use the right model for each step without rebuilding your infrastructure.
Publish anywhere
What you build in Salt reaches the people who need it. Publish as REST APIs that other applications call programmatically, as web forms that anyone in your organization can use without touching the builder, or as tools your agents call mid-conversation. The same pipeline runs in managed cloud or on-premise infrastructure.