Deployment topology
The product is identical in all three. What changes is where the boundary of your network sits — and therefore what crosses it. Read each diagram top to bottom: the higher the dashed line, the more of the system runs on FinBlade’s side.
Same product, same skills library, same outputs — different custody of the parts.
| A · On-prem | B · Hybrid | C · Cloud | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Internet required | None — runs air-gapped | One outbound HTTPS path to the FinBlade region | Standard HTTPS from user browsers |
| Where documents live | Your storage, your network | Your storage, your network | Isolated tenant storage in the FinBlade cloud |
| Where prompts are processed | Your GPU servers | FinBlade GPUs — stateless, not retained | FinBlade GPUs — dedicated to your tenant |
| Records the system creates | Written on site | Written on site | Written in your tenant, exportable on demand |
| Hardware you run | GPU servers and application servers | Application servers only | None |
| Model & skill updates | Offline packages you schedule and test | Managed by FinBlade, on your release window | Managed by FinBlade, on your release window |
| Admin & audit | Your admin panel, your logs | Your admin panel, your logs | Private admin panel for your users; logs exportable |
| Rollout effort | Highest — hardware, network, acceptance testing | Moderate — servers plus one firewall change | Lowest — accounts and directory integration |
| Typical fit | Gov or classified enterprise clients with isolated or classified plants; strict no-egress rules | Clients with a controlled corporate network | Pilots, distributed contractors, teams that need to start now |
These diagrams show topology and custody of each component, not a network design. Ports, regions, retention periods and isolation guarantees should be confirmed against the FinBlade deployment agreement before they are quoted into a client’s security review.