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Your knowledge. Your agents. Your control.

Keep company knowledge within your access rules. Set what agents may do, require approval for important actions, and review approvals and external actions in the audit log. Choose the deployment boundary and models that fit your requirements.

Governance built into the work.

Signed-in access, scoped information, human approvals, and recorded activity help your team manage how knowledge becomes action.

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Signed-in access

Private company areas require a valid, signed-in session.

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Role-based permissions

Give team members and administrators access appropriate to their roles.

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Company and user scoping

Keep company information scoped to the organization and the person accessing it.

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Separate task workspaces

Keep task files and working context in separate workspaces.

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Publish files only when you choose

Only files someone deliberately publishes appear as finished results.

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Recorded work events

Review approval decisions, external actions, and the records an agent opened.

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Controlled file access

Access task files through authenticated access scoped to the user and company.

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Human approval before key actions

Set approval requirements for important actions before an agent sends or changes information.

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Full run history

Each run keeps a record your team can open and check later.

Define the scope before agents act.

Decide which data an agent needs, which actions it can take, and who reviews the result. Set these requirements with the people who own the systems and the work.

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Data scope

Sources, record types, sensitive fields, and how long data is kept for the task.

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Identity model

The people, service accounts, roles, and system owners involved in the task.

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Action boundary

The difference between reading, preparing, changing, sending, and actions Zayvro should never take.

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Human decisions

The choices that are too important or unclear to leave to Zayvro, and who they route to.

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Evidence needs

The events, sources, approvals, and outputs your team wants to check after the work is done.

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Launch outcome

A written summary of the boundary that your team can review together.

Permissions and approval points, made visible.

Define allowed actions, approval requirements, and blocked operations for each agent. Review the record of how those rules applied to a run.

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Allowed

Routine steps Zayvro may complete inside the agreed permissions.

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Needs a person

Actions that pause for approval before anything important happens.

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Blocked

Work Zayvro must never attempt for this task.

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Reviewable

A record of what happened that your team can check after the run.

Control availability and configuration depend on your connected systems and deployment. We review the requirements with your team before launch.

Your agents. Under your control.

Permissions & governance

Your knowledge engine and agents follow your access rules. Set permissions, require human approval, and review approvals, external actions, and records an agent opens.

Your deployment boundary

Run Zayvro in Zayvro Cloud, a dedicated private cloud, your own VPC, or on-premises. Your data and inference stay inside the boundary you choose.

Private models, your choice

Run private LLMs hosted in your VPC or on-premises, or use leading AI models your organization approves. Switch models without rebuilding your agents.

Plan around your security requirements.

Talk through data scope, retention, identity, and approval requirements with our team before rollout.

Review your governance requirements with us.

Discuss your systems, access rules, deployment requirements, and the work you want agents to handle.

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