It doesn’t just automate your operation. It tells you what to decide —comparing you to your market.

Arvynta is an enterprise operating intelligence platform. It combines AI agents, document RAG, dashboards, workflows, connectors, and business verticals to turn daily processes into measurable, automated, and scalable operations. It is built for companies that need more control over their operation without replacing all of their current software.

Arvynta is a hybrid SaaS platform with a productized consulting methodology. The platform provides reusable modules, agents, workflows, and dashboards; Arvynta Studio helps adapt those modules or design new use cases when an operation needs something more specific.

Not necessarily. Arvynta usually works as an intelligent layer over existing systems such as CRM, ERP, document repositories, email, chat, forms, or internal databases. The idea is to connect information, run workflows, and measure decisions without forcing you to rebuild your whole architecture.

They are enterprise agents configured for specific operating tasks. They can search knowledge, use authorized tools, follow policies, generate recommendations, prepare drafts, and trigger workflows. In sensitive processes, their output must pass human review before becoming a final decision.

Document RAG lets the AI consult the company’s real documents before answering or recommending an action. It can be used with contracts, manuals, policies, files, regulations, tickets, or knowledge bases to reduce generic answers and work with verifiable context.

Arvynta fits companies with repeatable operations, distributed information, manual processes, or a need to measure better. The first verticals cover legal, property, education, logistics, and real estate, but the platform can adapt to new cases through Arvynta Studio.

Yes. A company can start on Cloud with predefined verticals and agents, and then evolve to Dedicated or Enterprise if it needs private RAG, custom entities, owned connectors, advanced workflows, or co-creation of new verticals.

Cloud is geared toward starting quickly with predefined capabilities. Dedicated offers a dedicated instance, stronger isolation, and advanced configuration. Enterprise is built for critical operations, deep integrations, advanced governance, SLA, and co-creation of verticals or owned agent graphs.