Technical / trader
Why firms deploy DojiPad: the technical and trader read.
CTO, platform engineers, and the traders on the desk.
Single tenant, in the firm's own Azure subscription, under the firm's identity provider (Microsoft Entra ID) and the firm's keys. Data egress: none. No external calls, no telemetry, no vendor endpoint. The vendor cannot see the firm's trades; that is a property of the architecture, not a contractual promise.
Is the conversation private? Structurally. The dialogue on the trader plane is never summarised, scored, or forwarded; committed plans cross one boundary, to the officer register, and nothing else does.
Mandate, before capital moves
Every stated plan is evaluated against the firm's mandate while it is still a plan, before the order exists. Not at order entry, not after the fact.
See it in the product →Your path.
- 1 Why The technical and trader read, and the path from here. →
- 2 Architecture What sits inside the boundary, and the evidence the deployment produces. →
- 3 Deployment: Azure tenant, zero egress The deployment boundary, the evidence it produces, identity and roles, and retention. →
- 4 How it works The decision timeline, the two planes, and a session run live. →
- 5 The trader plane What crosses to the firm, and what it never sees. →
- 6 Forecast scoring A plan-horizon forecast, scored against what the trader does next. →
- 7 Papers Four short papers on the thinking behind the system, and the subscription form. →
- 8 Walkthrough Fifteen minutes on the live product, on a simulated firm. →
- → Request a briefing The system running live on a simulated firm, viewed from the officer register and the trader plane in turn. →