Human-governed IT operations

The cybernetic
command layer
for IT operations.

Multi-tenant ITSM with governed AI triage, remote-support readiness, direct social authentication, and database-protected audit evidence — orchestrated from a single operator console.

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RLS-enforced
Role-aware access
Immutable audit
Role-aware

Access decisions enforced at server and database layers

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Purpose-built consoles · Requester · Tech · Manager

Append-only

Audit evidence protected by database triggers

Tenant-scoped

Operational records isolated with row-level security

§ 01 · Platform

One platform.
Three consoles.

Each role gets an interface shaped around their day — not a watered-down universal dashboard.

Employees

Requester Portal

Guided intake, self-serve knowledge, and one-tap remote support readiness. Zero friction from problem to ticket.

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Field

Technician Console

Queues, SLA timers, remote-support readiness, resolution proposals, and mandatory EOD updates — all in one workspace.

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Leadership

Management Console

Live ops KPIs, tenant + role administration, integration control, and an immutable audit trail for compliance.

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§ 02 · Intelligence

An assistant that works the queue, not just watches it.

Kavrynt's AI recommends category and priority with recorded confidence, model, prompt version, latency, and human override evidence. Core ticketing continues when the provider is unavailable.

Auditable triage

Category and priority recommendations carry confidence, provider, model, and prompt version.

Remote-ready checks

Wi-Fi, Ethernet, and TeamViewer readiness are recorded before remote work.

EOD enforcement

Stale work is frozen and rolled forward with an auditable operational trail.

SLA risk control

Scheduled sweeps record warnings, breaches, escalations, and notification attempts.

AI Triage

Governed recommendations

Remote Support

Provider-ready workflow

SLA Automation

Per-priority timers

Insert-only Audit

DB-level triggers

§ 03 · Security

Multi-tenant, by construction.

Tenant-owned operational records are scoped by tenant and protected with database row-level security. Audit trails cannot be rewritten — not by a technician, not by an admin, not by us.

Row-level security

Tenant-owned operational reads are filtered by tenant_id at the database layer.

Insert-only audit

audit_events and ticket_status_history reject UPDATE and DELETE via triggers.

Role hierarchy

Requester, technician, administration, audit, security, and platform roles are enforced beyond the UI.

OAuth-ready

Direct Google and Microsoft sign-in through Supabase Auth, with no intermediary gateway.

§ 04 · Lifecycle

From intake to insight, in one continuous thread.

Every ticket flows through a deterministic lifecycle — logged, measured, and reviewable long after resolution.

01

Intake

A requester submits through the authenticated portal or a signed inbound-email workflow.

02

Triage

AI recommends category and priority, while confidence and fallback state remain visible.

03

Resolve

Technicians work with comments, readiness checks, SLA state, and mandatory EOD updates.

04

Approve

Junior and intern resolutions route through senior review before requester confirmation.

05

Review

Status history, audit evidence, AI decisions, and overrides remain available for review.

§ 05 · Integrations

Plays well with the stack you already run.

Production service connections use server-only credentials, signed webhooks, explicit health checks, and honest degraded states.

Resend

Outbound + inbound email

Google Workspace

Direct OAuth

Microsoft Entra ID

Direct OAuth

TeamViewer

Readiness + API verification

§ 06 · Outcomes

Built for accountable service delivery.

Requesters see their own ticket history, public replies, status changes, and confirmation controls without internal notes.

Requester clarity

Junior and senior technician responsibilities remain distinct through assignment, approval, and resolution rules.

Technician governance

Privileged changes, automation runs, SLA actions, and AI overrides leave reviewable operational evidence.

Operator evidence

§ 07 · Questions

Answered before you ask.

How is multi-tenancy enforced?+

Every tenant-scoped table carries a tenant_id, and row-level security policies filter every read and write at the database — not the application layer.

Can the audit log be edited?+

No. audit_events and ticket_status_history are insert-only. Triggers reject UPDATE and DELETE regardless of role, including platform admins.

Which AI model powers triage?+

Kavrynt uses a configurable OpenAI-compatible provider, persists the model and prompt version for every recommendation, and falls back safely when the provider is unavailable.

How does social sign-in work?+

Google and Microsoft authentication connect directly through Supabase OAuth. Email and password access remains invitation-only.

Can operational data be exported?+

Kavrynt currently provides operational PDF reporting. Broader governed data portability is tracked explicitly in the release gate and is not represented as complete.

Where is data stored?+

Application data is stored in the configured Supabase project region. The production region and retention controls are deployment decisions recorded in the runbook.

§ 05 · Request access

Book a demo. Or buy directly.

Every request lands in the Command Centre for triage. We reply within one business day.

§ 04 · Begin

Run IT like
it's 2026.

Spin up your tenant in minutes. Bring your team. Let the assistant do the triage while you do the work that matters.