The Bailey is a private, access-controlled runtime environment that belongs to you. Everything built with BitSwan runs inside one — which is why the things people build here don't die at the IT border. Governance is built in, not bolted on.
Not a compliance layer added before the audit — the runtime itself enforces the rules, so the right path is the easy path. No Shadow IT, because doing it properly is more convenient than going around.
Running toward a NIS2 or DORA audit? Here is exactly how the Bailey answers what auditors ask →
Broadway is someone else's cloud, someone else's rules, no-code ceilings, data you can't locate. A Bailey is private, owned, protected — your runtime, your rules, no ceiling, and pride in what you build there. Every automation your team creates is an asset your company owns, not a subscription it rents.
That ownership is also why the buildings don't fall down when a vendor changes their pricing page.
Private servers — nothing leaves. The model can run at home too.
This is the Bailey's logbook — everything people and agents do inside it, written down as it happens. The orange line? Something without permission, stopped.
The Bailey doesn't ask you to replace anything. Automations built inside it connect to your ERP, CRM, databases, and email, and work alongside them. Keep what works. Automate what doesn't. See fifteen of them in production →
30 minutes. Real automations in real operation — no slides, no obligations.
The manual way isn't getting cheaper.
