Veil Business
- Self-serve workspace creation
- Minimum 5 seats
- Administrator invites and browser approval
- Standard policy packs, sub-teams and activity controls
- Standard support and annual per-seat billing
Veil Enterprise
Workplace AI protection, deployed with your organisation
Let employees use supported AI tools with browser-local protection for company-sensitive prompt text, policy-controlled decisions and an honest safety gate for file uploads Veil cannot yet inspect.
Typically suited to organisations planning 100+ seats or requiring centrally managed browser deployment.
The 1.5 workplace promise
Protect what employees put into supported AI tools
Managed prompt protection
Apply allow, warn, mask or block decisions by sensitivity category on ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Microsoft Copilot and Perplexity.
Unsupported-upload safety
Require review or block file uploads before the AI site receives them. Veil 1.5 does not claim to inspect the document.
Metadata-only evidence
Review categories, sites and outcomes without exposing prompt text, matched values, filenames or file contents to administrators.
What changes
The extension stays familiar. The rollout becomes managed.
Rollout design
Define the pilot group, administrator ownership and member lifecycle before expanding beyond self-serve Business.
Managed browser rollout
Plan deployment through managed Chrome or Microsoft Edge policies across approved devices and departments.
Rollout support
Work through procurement, security review, pilot design, policy mapping and organisation-wide rollout planning.
Business versus Enterprise
Two deployment models, not two different protection engines
Business is self-serve. Enterprise adds a managed deployment and service layer for larger or centrally administered rollouts.
Veil Enterprise
- Sales-led deployment assessment
- Typically 100+ seats or managed-device requirements
- Managed browser rollout and lifecycle planning
- Procurement and security-review support
- Rollout planning and priority support
Evaluation
What we would assess with you
1. Environment
Seat count, managed browsers, identity lifecycle, departments and deployment constraints.
2. Policy
Which sensitive-data categories matter, where users work and which actions should warn, mask or block.
3. Rollout
Pilot group, success criteria, administrator ownership, support model and organisation-wide deployment plan.
Same security boundary
Enterprise does not give Goldspire access to your passphrases or protected text
Encryption and decryption remain in the browser. Passphrases remain customer-held. Administrative activity remains metadata-only.
Next step
Discuss the deployment before creating the workspace
Enterprise starts with requirements and rollout planning. It does not send you through the normal self-serve Business setup.