Your team's best AI work is trapped in chat windows — unrepeatable, invisible, and impossible for your software to call. TRam Studio turns it into infrastructure: design an agent once, publish it as a secure endpoint, connect it to the systems you already run, and watch every run and every cent on one console.
TRam Enterprise ships two AI products. They solve different problems, and plenty of teams use both.
Four production agents we built and run — image redaction, document intelligence, privacy review, and toolkit generation. Get an API key and call them today. Free tier, no card.
Explore the AI Platform →The workshop. Build agents for your processes, publish them as your own secure APIs, connect them to your systems, and run them on the model you choose. You own the agents.
Open TRam Studio →Self-serve end to end. No services engagement to get started, and no engineering degree to build the first one.
Start from 23 ready templates, answer guided questions, or write the agent yourself. Templates aren't examples — they're finished agents, live on click.
Run it in the test bench. Watch every step execute, inspect the output, and see the exact cost — before it touches anything real.
One click. Your agent gets its own endpoint and scoped key, with copy-paste snippets in curl, JavaScript, Python, C#, and PowerShell.
Put it on a schedule, connect it to your systems, and watch every single run — human, API, or scheduled — on one activity log.
This is an actual TRam Studio agent grounded in an invoice-approval policy — no scripted answers, no hallucinations, just your documented process turned into something you can ask. Open the live demo and ask it anything.
Every capability below is live in the product today.
23 ready templates — contract review, invoice extraction, document Q&A, ticket triage, CRM briefings, database questions in plain English. Clone one and it's published, keyed, and callable in under a minute.
Every agent runs in a test bench first. Watch each step execute, inspect the output, and see the exact cost of a run — before it ever touches a real system.
One click and your agent has its own endpoint and scoped key. Synchronous or asynchronous. Revoke or rotate any key without touching another agent.
Credentials go in once and are encrypted at rest. Agents borrow them by name and never see or reveal them. Rotate a secret in one place; every agent keeps working.
Schedule any agent — hourly, daily, weekdays, weekly — with a pause switch and overlap protection. A real one running today: every weekday at 8:00, an agent reads the open tickets, writes the briefing, and posts it to Slack.
Every run lands on one activity log with status, timing, and cost. Set a hard monthly limit and the platform pauses at it — it never bills past it. A surprise invoice is impossible.
Owners control money and credentials, Admins run keys and schedules, Members build. Separate workspaces per team or client, fully isolated.
English, Spanish, French, German, Chinese, and Arabic — the entire interface, including full right-to-left layout.
Tenant isolation at the data layer. Database access read-only by default — single statement, row-capped, timeout-bound. Agents that post write only where you pre-approved.
Vaulted, named, revocable — never pasted into an agent.
Per workspace or per agent. Paste your own key — it's verified live, then stored encrypted.
Heavy reasoning on one model, bulk work on a cheaper one — set it per agent. Azure OpenAI GPT-4o is the built-in default, so you're never locked in.
Every plan carries a hard monthly cap. Hit it and the platform pauses — it never bills past it. Upgrade when you're ready, not when you're surprised.
Everything, with a starter usage allowance. Prove it works.
First real workloads.
Teams in production: schedules, connections, seats.
Most teams land hereScaled operations, priority support.
Uncapped. Private options. Custom terms.
Talk to us for current pricing — we'll quote against your actual workload, not a guess.
Bring one tedious task from your week. We'll turn it into a working agent on the call, run it in front of you, and hand you the endpoint. If it doesn't impress you, you've lost twenty minutes.