Cloptima lets teams keep provider billing relationships while platform teams govern model access, virtual keys, apps, and environments.
Provider keys often live in app repos, CI variables, local machines, and team-specific vaults. That makes rotation, access review, and model policy enforcement harder than it should be.
Provider credentials are managed centrally behind encrypted controls and exposed to developers through governed virtual keys. Policies decide which workloads can use each provider, model family, and environment.
Add provider credentials, create separate virtual keys for production and development apps, and limit high-cost models to approved teams while preserving provider-level billing relationships.
Cloptima separates provider credential custody from app-level access. Teams get short, auditable virtual keys while provider credentials stay encrypted, centralized, and protected behind policy. For private edge gateway patterns, provider credentials can stay locally encrypted in the customer environment.
OpenAI-compatible gateway routing vs. full FinOps control plane, attribution, and hot-path team budget limits.
Routing and guardrails vs. pre-flight budget enforcement, finance ledger, and p95 up to 13ms end-to-end latency.
Edge proxying vs. enterprise attribution, team quota enforcement, and cost reporting.
LLM observability logs vs. active request-path budget controls, response caching, and unit economics.
Point your SDK at the gateway, bind a policy, and watch the first call land on the ledger.