Follow the path from question to query. Verify every deployment boundary.

This page separates the stable product path from the infrastructure choices that must be confirmed for your environment. A useful technical evaluation should make both visible.

Six responsibilities from understanding to answer evidence.

The stages describe what to inspect. They do not claim that every deployment uses the same infrastructure or credential mode.

01

Understand

Identify the question and the context it needs.

Spotonix identifies the analytical task, business terms, entities, time language, and context required to make the request explicit.

02

Interpret

Represent the intended analysis.

Spotonix selects or assembles business concepts, calculations, scope, filters, and grain into a visible analytical plan.

03

Clarify

Pause when missing meaning changes the path.

When a material company term cannot be grounded, the workflow can ask a person rather than silently choosing a definition.

04

Generate

Use the configured model path.

The question and analytical plan inform generation through a configured Claude, Gemini, or OpenAI/Codex path for the engagement.

05

Check

Compare material bindings to the plan.

Semantic checks inspect whether selected query bindings carry the material concepts represented in the plan.

06

Execute & expose

Use the configured connection and show the basis.

Execution uses the selected warehouse path. The answer experience can expose logic or SQL, sources, and supporting result artifacts.

Customer-VPC deployment.
Six facts to document for your environment.

Hosting is in the customer VPC. The account, region, identity, network, retention, provider, and evidence details still belong in a dated, environment-specific record.

Hosting location

Live

Spotonix is deployed in the customer VPC. Document the customer account, region, runtime, storage, logs, retained artifacts, and support path for that deployment.

Warehouse identity

Engagement

Confirm the adapter, network route, credential owner, permitted data slice, and whether the connection uses a service or delegated identity.

Model provider

Engagement

Record the provider, model, endpoint, key owner, region, provider terms, and data included in each request.

Network boundary

Engagement

Map ingress, egress, private connectivity, allowlists, DNS, and any customer-managed routing requirements.

Retention & deletion

Engagement

Name what is retained, for how long, where backups exist, and how deletion is initiated and evidenced.

Audit evidence

Engagement

Identify the events and artifacts the evaluator needs to reconstruct an analytical run and its human interventions.

Architecture is clearest when responsibility is named.

Product behavior

Visible interpretation is stable; exact outputs are not promised identical.

Evaluate the plan, clarification behavior, generated logic, sources, and artifacts. Do not infer a deterministic plan-to-query compiler.

Deployment choice

Customer-VPC hosting still needs an exact topology.

The deployment lives in the customer VPC; credentials, identity, region, network routing, retained artifacts, and support access are documented for that environment.

Control ownership

The customer remains responsible for source permissions.

Spotonix uses the configured access path; it does not create warehouse authorization or substitute for source-system access controls.

Turn the reference path into your deployment checklist.

Bring a representative data slice, the intended model path, identity requirements, network constraints, and the artifacts your security team needs to inspect.

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