Enterprise AI agents
Agents with roles, skills, policies, MCP tools, memory, permissions, audit, and human review.
Capabilities
Modular capabilities to build enterprise operating intelligence
Arvynta capabilities combine by vertical, process, or enterprise need: agents, knowledge, workflows, dashboards, and connectors.
Modules
Each capability can be activated separately or as part of a solution pack
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Enterprise RAG
Intelligent search across documents, contracts, manuals, files, tickets, and knowledge bases.
Operational dashboards
Actionable indicators for SLA, productivity, risk, backlog, conversion, and executive decisions.
Intelligent workflows
Workflows with rules, owners, approvals, automation, and exception handling.
Enterprise connectors
Integration with CRM, ERP, email, chat, repositories, databases, forms, and owned APIs.
Frequently asked questions
Frequently asked questions about Modular capabilities to build enterprise operating intelligence
Short answers to understand what Arvynta includes, how it adapts to each operation, and which deployment model may make the most sense for your company.
What is a vertical in Arvynta?
A vertical is a platform configuration for a specific operation or industry. It includes entities, workflows, agents, dashboards, RAG, and connectors aimed at concrete problems such as legal services, property, education, logistics, or real estate.
Can I use more than one vertical?
Yes. A company can activate several verticals if its operation requires it. For example, it can use document, workflow, and dashboard capabilities across different areas while keeping a single governance and measurement layer.
What if my industry is not in the current solutions?
Arvynta Studio can design new use cases. Entities, processes, sources, rules, agents, skills, policies, MCP tools, and dashboards are modeled to turn a specific need into a configurable capability.
What is the difference between a vertical and a solution pack?
A vertical usually covers a full industry or area operation. A solution pack is narrower: it combines agents, RAG, workflows, dashboards, and connectors to solve a specific case within an operation.
Can capabilities be used separately?
Yes. You can activate agents, RAG, dashboards, workflows, or connectors depending on the case. They can also be combined within a vertical or solution pack when the operation needs a more complete solution.
Which capability should you activate first?
It depends on the operating pain. If knowledge is scattered, start with RAG. If there are repetitive tasks, agents or workflows. If visibility is missing, dashboards. If systems are isolated, connectors.
Next step
Design the intelligent layer of your operation.
We can review your current operation, identify an initial vertical or agent pack, and define a measurable deployment path.
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