I.
Visualize
A live topology of every client, every server, every workflow in flight. Errors are visual states on the canvas, not lines in a logfile. You see the work happening, and you see what broke when it broke.
Enterprise Orchestra
Operations infrastructure for the firms that run other firms.
Run autonomous workflows across every client's infrastructure from one console. End-to-end encrypted between you and each server. Multi-tenant by design. Audited by default.
A note to the operator
If you run technical operations for more than one company, your day has the same shape every week. New automation request. New brittle script. New runbook nobody updates. New incident that took six hours because the relevant tribal knowledge was in someone's last conversation, in a chat platform that nobody searches.
We built Enterprise Orchestra for that exact shape. One desktop application, installed on the operator's machine. Each client gets a sealed compartment inside it. Each compartment runs autonomous workflows across that client's servers, on their schedules, with their data, never visible to any other tenant. The agent on each server is a small daemon that takes signed commands and refuses everything else.
No magic. No SaaS that ingests your clients' production traffic. No "AI assistant" floating in a chat window. A real piece of infrastructure, with names for things, with logs you can read, with a security model you can defend in a compliance review.
Three things it does
Visualize the work. Orchestrate it. Audit every step.
II.
Orchestrate
Describe an outcome. The agent produces a workflow you can read, edit, and approve. It runs across every server it needs to, in the right order, with cost ceilings and human checkpoints. No glue scripts in someone's Slack DMs.
III.
Audit
Every state change recorded, hash-chained, and signed. Hardware key required to authenticate operators. End-to-end encryption between you and each agent — nobody in the middle reads a byte. Built for clients who would otherwise build it themselves.
Pricing
Three tiers. Invoiced quarterly. No per-seat math.
Studio
€2,400/quarter
Solo operators, small consultancies
- Up to 3 client tenants
- Unlimited servers per tenant
- Standard support (48h)
Practice
€7,200/quarter
Growing agencies and MSPs
- Up to 15 client tenants
- White-label installer
- Priority support (8h business)
Firm
Contact
Large MSPs, internal IT at conglomerates
- Unlimited tenants
- On-prem GTM Command option
- Named engineer, signed SLA
Security posture
Built for clients who would otherwise build this themselves.
- IEnd-to-end encryption
Every command and every byte of output is sealed with a ChaCha20-Poly1305 session key derived from a per-pair X25519 handshake. The relay sees opaque ciphertext.
- IIHardware-key access
Operator and team authentication requires a physical security key. No passwords. No email-link logins. Lost laptop alone is not enough; lost key alone is not enough.
- IIIHash-chained audit
Every state change appended to a SHA-256 chain, signed periodically with a cold key. Tampering breaks the chain visibly. Exportable for compliance review.
- IVPer-tenant isolation
Each tenant's data lives in a separately-encrypted SQLite database, keyed by a passphrase only that tenant's operator holds. Cross-tenant reads are not just disallowed — they are cryptographically impossible.
- VAudited bootstrap
Agent installs are signed and pinned. Replacement of the agent binary triggers quarantine on the next reconnect.
See it run against your own infrastructure.
A 30-minute call. You bring a workflow you'd like to automate for one of your clients. We'll set it up live, on the call, against a real server you control. No deck.
Book the call