Your data is your heritage. Keep it at home.
What leaves your company without you knowing
Monday, 8:10 a.m. Sophie, your accountant, has a 40-page contract to summarise before the 9 o'clock meeting. She has heard of ChatGPT. She opens the site, pastes the whole contract — your prices, your client's name, your payment terms — and clicks “Send”. At 8:12 she has her summary. She is delighted.
You will never know. Yet your contract has just crossed the Atlantic. It now sits with a company subject to American law: the Cloud Act allows that country's authorities to demand its data, even when it is stored in Europe. Where is your contract kept? Who will be able to read it? Will it one day help train a machine that answers your competitors?
Sophie did nothing wrong. She wanted to do a good job, faster. Your employees already use artificial intelligence — with or without your permission. The real question is where your documents go when they do — and whom they obey afterwards.
Three scenes you know
The retirement
Jean-Pierre leaves in six months, after 30 years. He knows why that client is fussy about deadlines, how the 2019 dispute was settled, where the right drawing is. On the day of his farewell drinks, all of it walks out with him.
The language barrier
Tomasz, your driver, is Polish. Julie, your dispatcher, is French. They half understand each other, with gestures and rough texts. One day a delivery address is misread: 80 km for nothing, and a client left waiting.
The lost evenings
Your site manager gets home at 7 p.m., then writes his reports until 10. One day, he will go to the competitor who promises he can get home earlier.
Now imagine something else
An artificial intelligence that belongs to you. Not rented from a foreign giant that can change its prices, its terms or its masters overnight — installed in your building, on a server you own, and on the computers you already have, which sleep half the day. The day the Internet goes down, it keeps working.
Not one more gadget: a colleague who never sleeps, never retires, speaks every language of your teams — and never repeats your secrets to anyone. Not to a competitor. Not to a foreign government.
Why in your building, not in the cloud?
Because what makes you valuable is what you know. Your prices, your processes, your clients, your drawings, thirty years of experience: that is your heritage, just like your buildings and your machines. You would not hand the keys of your warehouse to a stranger on the other side of the ocean. Why hand over what you know?
And because your clients already ask for it. Hospitals, water, energy and defence companies, and more and more large clients write it in black and white: “no document may be processed by an online artificial intelligence service.” The day that line appears in a tender, there are two kinds of companies: those that must answer “we can't”, and those that answer “our AI is installed in-house — come and check”. You want to be the second kind.
What it really costs you
- No per-employee subscription that climbs every month, no bill based on the number of questions.
- No expensive servers to buy first: you start with the computers you already have.
- No six-month IT project: your IT person installs it in a morning, guided step by step.
- And you try it before you pay.
“I created Cellule-PRO because I refuse an idea that is sold to us as inevitable: that a French or European company must hand over its most precious knowledge to a few foreign giants in order to have access to artificial intelligence.
Our companies have built their know-how over generations. It has no reason to drain away, piece by piece, into servers nobody here controls.
Cellule-PRO is designed in France. It is installed at your site, works without the Internet and calls no one. It is your AI, on your soil, under your sole authority. Sovereignty is not a slogan: it is being able to unplug the cable and keep working.”
Founder of Cellule-PRO
Your employees already use artificial intelligence. The only question is: does it work for you, in your company — or does it carry your secrets elsewhere?
Cellule-PRO: your company's artificial intelligence, which stays with you.
Fictional characters. Real situations.