Patricia Comerma
COO
Runs the company's operations.
Manifesto
A step without a trace is an opinion.
Every action entering the operation arrives with its policy, its context and who approved it. What cannot be proven does not become a decision — it becomes a review.
The sensitive is not sent. It is protected before leaving.
Personal data and secrets are detected and substituted before leaving your system; in doubt, the gate closes. Privacy is not a promise: it is architecture.
Every unnecessary token is a bill, not value.
Every request runs the cheapest way that still meets your quality contract, and savings are measured against the provider's own meter — never against an estimate.
Agents run the repeatable. A person signs the critical.
Agents work with roles, limits and policies inside governed workflows; the decisions that matter wait for a recorded human approval.
Autonomy without governance does not scale. Orchestration does.
The three layers fit into a single operation: processes that become workflows, workflows that become actions, and actions that leave an auditable trail from start to finish.
NVIDIA Inception
We did not walk in with a pitch deck. We walked in with two papers.
BV-SALA and BV-PRGA are what we put on the table: research into the three things that decide whether a company can actually use AI — inference, what it costs and what it exposes. And they are not ideas on paper: one is the layer that measures savings call by call; the other, the gateway that protects data before it ever leaves the building.
The research holds up outside our own walls.
We led with the papers, not with the pitch. That the door opened on those terms says more about what we publish than anything we could write on this page.
It forces us to raise the bar.
The program opens access to the engineering of the people who build the hardware inference runs on. Every hypothesis of ours now gets tested against those who know that machine better than anyone.
Hypotheses stop being opinions.
Compute, inference and hardware behind the open research lines. A hypothesis with the resources to test it ends up as a number — which is exactly how we publish everything else.
Programs
What each program is, what it brings to the table and how we turn it into product. Told through what each program publishes and what we actually do.
Founding team and entities
BiVelio builds governed AI infrastructure for companies' processes.
Santiago Nicolás
DPO & Head of Legal
Data protection, regulatory compliance and legal affairs.
Fernando Vitale
CTO
Infrastructure, systems and development.
BiVelio Inc
SaaS operations & licensing
BiVelio's SaaS products are operated and licensed by BiVelio Inc, a corporation incorporated in Delaware, United States.
What we publish
Research
How we think about the Brain, the Workers, governed agents and the Autonomy Rate — articles from BiVelio Research.
In production
Two layers that sit in front of your AI model to make it cheaper and more private. BV-SALA and BV-PRGA are fully productized, with measured figures — not estimates. All our research leverages NVIDIA inference and hardware.
See security
Data hosted in the EU, GDPR and LQPD/APDA by design, with human approvals and audit trails at every step.
Footprint
We operate from three cities.
Andorra hosts strategy and professional services, Barcelona builds the product, and BiVelio Inc (Delaware, US) operates and licenses the SaaS.
Andorra
HQ and strategy
Barcelona
Product and talent
Delaware
BiVelio Inc's state of incorporation
More about BiVelio
Meet the team, explore our partner network, and clear up any question before you start.
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The BiVelio team
The founding team and three Velios running the operation. Public roles and traceability, no simulated metrics.
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Partners & BVOP
Our selective BVOP program for consulting firms and integrators rolling out AI-driven operating models.
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Support
Official channels, response times and how to open a ticket with the BiVelio support team.