Connect AI to business processes,
with usage governed throughout
with usage
Enterprise AI adoption connects models to business processes: pre-adoption assessment and consulting, custom application development and system integration, and usage governance after launch. Adoption runs on Horizon AI's ATP platform, where one project key connects to more than 70 open-source models, every usage record is attributed to its project, and billing is prepaid, deducted as used, with no monthly fee.
Adopt applications first, or govern model usage first
Three fragmentation risks of connecting AI models yourself
Several sets of connection logic must be maintained, AI costs cannot enter the cost allocation process, keys have no boundaries, and routing and failover have to be built in-house. None of this causes trouble in a demo, but once the system goes live and external users appear, it becomes a hidden risk.
One SDK, one bill, one key
One project key connects to each provider's models, every usage record is attributed to its project, and permissions are bounded by the key. Adoption proceeds in three stages: assessment, custom development, and governance after launch.
- Problem
Scattered models: switching models means changing code
Each provider has its own SDK, keys, and model list, so switching models requires code changes.
SolutionOne SDK: one key reaches every provider's models
The interface is compatible with major providers' SDKs, and in most cases you only need to change base_url and the key.
- Problem
Scattered billing: cost never reaches the allocation process
Token usage and costs for each project are spread across each provider's console and cannot be combined into one report.
SolutionOne bill: every usage record attributed to a project
Token usage and costs for each project are collected in one report that can go straight into the allocation process.
- Problem
Scattered keys: no boundary on
permissions or usage Keys are scattered, permission boundaries are unclear, and usage has no cap, which becomes a risk once external users appear.
SolutionOne key: permissions bounded by the key
Each key can call only the models it is authorized for, and the usage cap and permission scope are set key by key.
One key covers everything from model access to Agent deployment
An event triggers the flow, then a model is selected, tools are called, results are checked and retried, and finally the flow is deployed as an external-facing Agent. Every step runs under the same metering and governance, so no Agent can use up credits in the background without anyone knowing.
- 01Event trigger
Review which steps in the process suit a model, confirm that data access is secure, then decide how to implement it.
- 02Select a model and provider
The routing layer picks a source among multiple upstream suppliers based on availability and cost.
- 03Tool calls and execution
Call external tools and internal systems as the workflow defines, obtaining results step by step.
- 04Result check and retry
Check whether the output meets the validation criteria, and retry or hand off to a person according to the rules if it does not.
- 05Deploy as an Agent
After the workflow passes validation, it is deployed as an external-facing Agent, and usage and costs stay under the same governance.
Model access, metering, and governance,
in a single entry point
Each provider has its own SDK and model list, and billing is spread across separate consoles. ATP connects to more than 70 open-source models with one key, bringing access, metering, and governance into one entry point.
Credit-based billing: top up first, deduct as you use
Credits are deducted based on input and output token counts and each model's rate. You top up first and usage is deducted as you go, with no monthly fee. Usage is visible in real time and attributed to projects, and high-volume users can ask about an annual contract.
Billing
DescriptionInput + output token count multiplied by each model's rate, then deducted from credits
Payment
DescriptionTop up first and usage is deducted as you go, with no monthly fee, and credits do not expire
Visibility
DescriptionUsage and spend are visible in real time and can be attributed to projects
High volume
DescriptionEnterprises with larger usage can negotiate capacity and annual contracts separately
Common questions on adoption assessment, access, billing, and governance
Where should an enterprise start when adopting AI applications?
How much code has to change to move an existing application to the platform?
How is usage cost allocated to each department?
How does the platform charge?
If a single provider has a problem, are calls interrupted?
Does adoption always require a full custom build?
What ready-made enterprise AI applications does KONST offer?
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