rAIvoka gives your company its own AI assistant — it wears your brand, runs in your environment, connects to the tools you already use, and keeps your data completely private.
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Copilot drafts in Microsoft's world. ChatGPT answers in someone else's cloud. Neither is installed as your compute, with named writes, typed confirmation, and an audit bucket you hold. rAIvoka is that operator — dedicated to one customer, in that customer's AWS or Azure.
Lookups go out on named tools — Entra, Freshservice, Salesforce, AWS, Business Central. Not a slide about “any API.” The operator calls the connector that is actually wired on this install.
Disable, terminate, wipe, onboard: the product proposes a named action, shows the target, and waits. Irreversible steps need typed confirmation. It does not silently mutate your directory.
The execution record is written to object storage in your account, under Object Lock. We cannot quietly rewrite it, because we do not hold it. That is the point of a dedicated install.
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Containers, Postgres, secrets, and the audit bucket run in your AWS account or Azure subscription. One dedicated install. Not a tenant in our SaaS. Not Copilot Studio, not Power Platform, not a Teams plugin.
Your directory, tickets, and secrets never sit in our database. Default models run through rAIvoka-operated Amazon Bedrock so tokens can be metered. We do not train on that traffic. A bring-your-own-model path exists when prompt egress is not allowed.
Your name, logo, and colors. People sign in with the work account they already have. When they open it, they see their company's operator — not a third-party chat window they have to explain to the CISO.
The operator, Postgres, secrets, and Object Lock bucket live in your AWS or Azure. We cannot silently rewrite the record, because we do not hold it.
Entra, ticketing, CRM, and cloud APIs are called outbound from the install. Microsoft is a target system. It is not where the product runs.
Prompts and tool results go to our Bedrock so tokens can be sold and metered. BYOM (your Azure OpenAI or your Bedrock) is the regulated escape hatch.
The first commercial SKU is Microsoft 365 user lifecycle plus helpdesk ticketing, with a few honest reads around them. Everything else is listed as it really is.
Chat means the assistant can call it. Posture means a collector, not a conversation.
Helpdesk and identity in one operator: onboard, offboard, tickets, licenses. This is the first SKU. It is what is in production today.
Ask Salesforce and Business Central in the same conversation. Reads are real. Writes are thinner. We will not pretend this is a full ERP replacement.
Install in your account. Audit in your bucket. Default inference through our Bedrock, or bring your own model if prompt egress is not allowed. We do not claim HIPAA or FedRAMP until an attestation exists.
If you live in Entra, M365, and a ticketing tool, this is for you. Google Workspace is not a product we ship today. Copilot Studio is a buying-committee comparison, not our runtime.
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Your AWS account or Azure subscription. App, database, secrets, audit bucket. Your brand on the login screen.
Entra / Microsoft 365 first. Then Freshservice or the ticketing tool on the install. Salesforce and the rest only if they are actually connected.
Existing work accounts. Reads stream back. Writes wait for confirmation. Every completed action lands in your audit bucket.
A vendor chatbot is a security dependency you did not choose. Their outage, their training data, their audit story.
App, database, credentials, and the audit trail live in your cloud. Default model calls go to rAIvoka Amazon Bedrock so we can meter tokens. We do not train on that traffic. If you cannot allow prompt egress, you bring your own model.
Graph, AWS, Salesforce, ticketing secrets stay in your vault. The operator calls out. We do not hold a copy of your directory.
Default path: prompt text and tool results transit Bedrock for metering. The gateway is not a prompt archive. Token counts, not customer files, are what billing needs.
Grants are named. Helpdesk does helpdesk. Finance does finance. A write the role cannot do does not get a confirmation card.
Question, proposal, who confirmed, what executed. Stored where you can retain it. We cannot quietly edit Object Lock objects in your account.
Compare us to the products a CISO actually puts on the board, not a project-tool add-on.
| rAIvoka | Copilot Studio | ChatGPT Enterprise | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Runs as compute in your AWS or Azure | ✓ | ✕ | ✕ |
| Microsoft 365 is a connector, not the host | ✓ | ✕ | ✕ |
| Named writes (Entra, ticketing) with confirmation | ✓ | ✕ | ✕ |
| Audit trail in your Object Lock bucket | ✓ | ✕ | ✕ |
| Your brand on the operator | ✓ | ✕ | ✕ |
| Default models metered (Bedrock); BYOM available | ✓ | ✕ | ✕ |
| Still works if Microsoft’s agent host is down | ✓ | ✕ | ✕ |
A live walkthrough on your Entra and ticketing — confirmation cards, named writes, audit objects. No Copilot Studio. No vapor connectors.