Your data stays yours. Access is scoped per key, per organization, and every change is recorded.
See what is being used, what it costs, and what is failing — before a user reports it.
Define reusable API endpoints once and call them from anywhere. Credentials are stored encrypted and never travel back out.
Inject JavaScript into the applications you already use. Nothing about the underlying system changes — and nothing needs approval from its vendor.
Describe what you want in plain language and get working code back. The assistant reads the documentation and your own configuration before it answers.
Design reusable labels, forms and PDFs with {{token}} placeholders, then generate print-ready output on demand.
Chain API calls and transforms in a visual flow, then map the results into documents, panels or exports.
Pull hundreds or thousands of rows into CSV or Excel. Large exports run on the server, so closing the tab does not abandon the work.
Put the tools people need beside the work they are doing, instead of in another tab.
Point Claude, ChatGPT or Cursor at HtmlPrism over a secure, audited connection and let it read and build your configuration directly.
Keep working when the connection to the cloud does not. A local replica of your tenant keeps the site and its data available on your own network.
Reach the hardware on your floor — label printers, PLCs over OPC UA, serial devices, local databases and file shares — from the same tools.
Direct read-only SQL against the Plex ODBC replica, for reporting and natural-language questions without per-datasource whitelisting.
Bring your own AI provider and allocation, sized to your organization rather than a per-seat allowance.
Define an @tag that resolves what the user meant, shows them exactly what is about to be written, and only then writes it back.
Walk someone through a multi-screen process in the application itself, so instructions cannot drift out of date on a wiki.