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Managed private deployment of Claude Cowork and Code inside the customer's own AWS or Azure account for regulated industries, with permission-aware retrieval, read-write connectors and Dify-built agents.

Moterra deploys Anthropic's Claude Cowork and Claude Code as a managed private service inside the customer's own AWS or Azure account, for regulated industries such as legal, financial services, insurance and healthcare. The customer owns the account, the network, the customer-managed encryption keys and the choice of region; Moterra recommends London, Frankfurt or Ireland for UK and EU customers, and Google Cloud and on-premises deployment are available on request.

On top of Claude, Moterra's AI Bridge layer adds an admin console, MCP plugins and Dify-based agents, deployed single-tenant into the same account. The plugins cover permission-aware SharePoint retrieval, Text-to-SQL over customer databases, web search and scrape, and Dify workflows and agents that reach Salesforce, Jira, Zendesk, Confluence, SAP and internal systems.

Connectors read and write across CRM, comms, support, docs, code and data while inheriting existing permissions, and after go-live the customer builds further agents in Dify's visual workflow builder with conditional logic. Retrieval impersonates each user's Entra ID identity, so answers come only from documents that user can see.

Every prompt, model response, plugin call and administrative action is logged to CloudTrail and a log bucket in the customer's account, with SIEM forwarding for enterprise deployments, and the admin console tracks cost per user and per model. The models are Anthropic's Claude family, served through Bedrock or Azure AI Foundry, with per-user model access and token quotas. ISO 27001 and ISO 42001 are badged as aligned, and the vendor attributes its ISO certificates and SOC 2 Type II reports to AWS and Anthropic, with its own setup independently validated by cyber security specialists.

The company is UK-based with a London team, positions itself as a European alternative to US vendor dependency, is an AWS Advanced Tier Partner with GenAI Competency, and sells through the AWS Marketplace as a managed service with a setup fee and a monthly fee.

Vendor details

Canonical URL

https://moterra.ai

Category

Agent builder

Subcategory

Secure agentic AI and enterprise search deployed inside the customer's own cloud for regulated industries

Funding status

Independent, UK-based with a London team. AWS Advanced Tier Partner with Generative AI Competency, selling through AWS Marketplace under a professional-services delivery method with private-offer pricing. Positions itself as a European alternative to US vendor dependency. No funding is disclosed.

Company status

independent

Use cases & customers

Primary use cases

Running enterprise search across the firm's own documents with exact paragraph citations, inside the firm's own AWS accountBuilding task-specific agents for regulated work such as inquiry handling, document validation and compliance checksKeeping privileged or client-confidential material out of multi-tenant AI services while still using generative AIMeeting ISO 27001 and ISO 42001 requirements with customer-held encryption keys and permission inheritance from source systemsProcuring through AWS Marketplace as a services-led implementation with AWS-certified specialists

Deployment options

customer-cloudself-hosted

Integrations

Connectors read and write across CRM, comms, support, docs, code and data while inheriting existing permissions; the most popular named are Salesforce, Slack, Microsoft Teams, SharePoint, Jira and Google Workspace, beside a 100+ figure, and the full list is not published. The AI Bridge layer adds permission-aware SharePoint retrieval, Text-to-SQL against customer databases, web search and scrape, and Dify-based tools reaching Salesforce, Jira, Zendesk, Confluence, SAP and custom internal systems through MCP and standard APIs. Inference runs on Claude models through Amazon Bedrock or Azure AI Foundry in the customer's own account. The admin console manages API tokens, but no API reference is published.

In practice

Compliance won't let you ship your documents to another vendor's servers. Moterra runs entirely inside your own cloud perimeter, so you hold the encryption keys and your data never leaves your control.

You need an agent that answers from your contracts, not the open internet. Moterra grounds responses in your own documents with citations and audit logs, and respects the permissions a user already has.

Your team isn't going to write code to build an agent. Moterra's no-code builder lets you set an agent's context, tone, and instructions and connect it to systems like SharePoint and iManage.

Agentic Index coverage score

7.0 / 14 capabilities · 50%

Integrations & Tool Calling Full

Every connector reads and writes, according to Moterra, with agents pulling data and pushing updates across CRM, comms, support, docs, code and data while inheriting the permissions already in place. Its most popular connectors are Salesforce, Slack, Microsoft Teams, SharePoint, Jira and Google Workspace, beside a 100+ figure. The Bridge page adds Text-to-SQL against customer databases and tools built on Dify that reach Salesforce, Jira, Zendesk, Confluence, SAP and custom internal systems through MCP and standard APIs. The full connector list is not published.

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Workflow Orchestration Full

The vendor's Bridge layer ships Dify Workflows and Agents as a standard plugin hosted inside the customer's VPC, and states that after go-live the customer builds additional agents through Dify's visual workflow builder, with complex workflows using APIs and conditional logic.

Agents can combine knowledge bases, MCP tools, Dify workflows and built-in capabilities, and Claude runs multi-step automations built on those workflows. The customer gets a visual flow surface with conditional logic. The engine is the open-source Dify platform, deployed and operated by Moterra as part of Bridge rather than wired in by the customer.

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Knowledge Grounding & RAG Full

The vendor's permission-aware SharePoint RAG supports multiple knowledge bases, each scoped to specific SharePoint sites, folders or files, with hybrid retrieval using vector-based chunks for large document sets and whole files where they fit the context window, and states the vector stores stay in the customer's AWS environment. Queries impersonate the user's Entra ID identity, so answers are grounded only in documents that user can access. Text-to-SQL adds an automatically built semantic layer over connected databases with schema modeling, view management and query templates.

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Human Oversight & Guardrails Partial

Admins control which models each user can access, set token quotas per person and enforce device policies through MDM with Intune or Jamf, all of which constrain what users and their agents can do. No approval step, checkpoint, review queue or escalation in the run path is described; these are constraints rather than a gate.

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Security, Identity & Governance Partial

Access controls are strong and sit in the customer's own identity system; no attestation of Moterra's own is published.

Sign in runs through the customer's own identity provider with Microsoft Entra ID or Google Workspace SSO, provisioning through MDM with IAM or Entra ID, ACL groups and API tokens managed in the admin console, per database access control, Entra ID impersonation so retrieval honors each user's SharePoint permissions, and customer managed KMS keys with private endpoints.

The product pages badge ISO 27001 and ISO 42001 as aligned, and the home page states that the ISO certificates and SOC 2 Type II reports are held by AWS and Anthropic, with Moterra's own setup independently validated by cyber security specialists and no report named.

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Observability & Auditability Full

By default every user prompt, model response, plugin call and administrative action is captured in AWS CloudTrail plus a dedicated log bucket in the customer's AWS account, with retention and access controlled by the customer, and enterprise deployments can forward logs to a SIEM such as Splunk, Sentinel or Datadog or to a custom destination.

That record covers the agent's own execution call by call, rather than activity in the customer's other systems. The admin console adds real time cost tracking per user and per model. The pages do not say how much of the per call record Bridge writes itself rather than inheriting from AWS logging.

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Memory & State Persistence Not documented

No agent written memory, conversation persistence or learned context is described on the product pages. Skills that package prompts, tools, knowledge bases and workflows are configuration shipped to users rather than memory, and the vector stores Bridge keeps in the customer's account are retrieval indexes over customer documents. Whether conversations persist between sessions is not published.

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Deployment & Data Residency Full

The private deployment runs entirely inside the customer's own AWS account, with the customer owning the account and network, the customer managed KMS keys and the choice of region. Any AWS region where Claude on Bedrock is available can be selected, and London eu-west-2, Frankfurt eu-central-1 or Ireland eu-west-1 are recommended for UK and EU customers. The home page adds a Microsoft Azure AI Foundry tenant as the second customer environment, with Google Cloud and on premises deployment available on request. The Bridge layer deploys single tenant into the same AWS account and VPC.

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Prebuilt Agents, Templates & Packs Partial

Agents are built once by the customer's power users and distributed across teams. During onboarding Moterra builds an initial set of agents for standard use cases such as document analysis, meeting summaries and structured data extraction, and agents can draw on 12 built in capabilities including charts, artifacts, translation, deep research and image generation. The onboarding agents are built per customer as a service rather than drawn from a published catalog, and the built in capability set is only partly named. The named, priced MCP plugins are integration components rather than agents.

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Triggers & Channel Coverage Not documented

Users get Claude Cowork's multi step task automation, Claude can run multi step automations built on Dify workflows hosted in the customer's VPC, and existing workflows or automations come up when Moterra describes model deprecation. No scheduled, cron, webhook or external event trigger is named, and no channel beyond the Cowork and Code applications is described, so nothing documented wakes an agent without a user.

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Model Flexibility & Routing Not documented

All models come from one maker. The private deployment offers every Claude model, naming Haiku, Sonnet, Opus and Fable, delivered through AWS Bedrock or Azure AI Foundry, and the Bridge control table lets the customer set LLM and Claude model access per user. Every model named comes from Anthropic, and no other maker's model is named. Bedrock and Azure are two ways to serve those same models, and per user access to one maker's models is not a choice across makers.

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APIs, SDKs & MCP Extensibility Partial

API tokens are managed in the admin console, which points to an API for the Bridge platform. No API reference, endpoint or authentication documentation is published on the product pages, though a help center is linked. Bridge's four standard MCP plugins, SharePoint RAG, Text-to-SQL, Web Search and Scrape, and Dify Workflows and Agents, expose the customer's own systems and third party tools to Claude.

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Testing, Debugging & Optimization Not documented

No evaluation, scoring, benchmark, comparison or regression capability is described on the product pages. The vendor states that when Anthropic releases a model, Moterra tests it against the customer's setup and MCP plugins before making it available, which is a service the vendor performs rather than a customer-operated surface. Automated use-case discovery categorizes anonymized conversations into business use cases and reports time saved per case, which measures adoption rather than scoring or comparing agent output.

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Browser & Computer Use Not documented

The vendor's Web Search and Scrape plugin searches, retrieves and scrapes web content for research tasks, which is retrieval rather than operation of software. The Claude Cowork capabilities the vendor lists for its deployment are files, artifacts, code execution, web search, skills and multi-step task automation, none of which is browser control, navigation, form filling or screen interaction, and no such capability is named on the product pages.

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Agentic Index verified 2026-09-29

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