What do we actually own at the end of a Centralpoint deployment?

This question separates a platform from a subscription. In many deployments the accumulated work — the tuned prompts, the embeddings, the conversation history — resides with the vendor, so the organization's investment is not an asset it holds.

In Centralpoint the classification and taxonomy live on your records, skills and prompts are records in your SQL environment with version history and named owners, the vector index is built and held locally, and interaction logs and dialogue history are yours under your own retention schedule. 451 Research noted this arrangement as the basis of the model-agnostic position: the business logic is portable because it was never stored in a model provider's system.