A counted number of seats. The full governed org in your own infrastructure, first wave. A direct line to the team building it, and every fix you surface becomes a rule later deployments inherit.
The runtime on your own infrastructure is the table stakes. Four things come only with the charter program.
Your feedback lands where the decisions are made, not in a support queue. A working channel, not a waitlist.
Installation is done alongside your team, not handed over as a runbook. The org is live in your own infrastructure before we step back.
What breaks for you hardens the platform, and every deployment after you inherits the fix.
Charter members read the roadmap and argue with it. What you need first moves up the order.
Named metrics, consented in writing. Nothing about your data, your code, or your people leaves your perimeter.
The program agreement and the telemetry consent, in plain language.
Typed e-sign, versioned and held on record.
Issued and delivered the moment you sign. No queue.
The org reads, drafts, and proposes only, until you graduate it.
Tell us what you would point it at first. The first wave is deliberately small.