ExposureProtect
What can people and AI reach?
Visibility into information exposure, sharing, access, and connected applications.
Product details Products together
Four focused products. Use only what the outcome requires.
Start with the business problem. Protect, Comply, Knowledge, and Agent can stand alone or work together when the operating case supports the combination. Agent is always optional.
Business issueNeeded outcome
ExposureProtect
GovernanceComply
AnswersKnowledge
Optional workspaceAgent
Select by business question
No mandatory layer order.
Each product has a clear job. The right starting point depends on the issue already visible in the organization.
GovernanceComply
Which AI-to-system routes need controls?
Configured policy, filtering, and decision evidence for supported MCP and REST routes.
Product detailsAnswersKnowledge
Can people inspect the source?
Cited answers from connected knowledge, shaped by the sources and permissions in scope.
Product detailsOptional workspaceAgent
Would one place to coordinate work help?
Investigation and prepared actions across configured systems when the workflow needs it.
Product detailsExample composition patterns
Combine capabilities around a specific workflow.
These are scoping examples, not required bundles. The actual mix depends on supported systems, deployment choices, decision risk, and the evidence the organization needs.
Business need
An existing AI tool is useful, but its access or evidence is unclear.
ProtectComply
Clarify exposure, then govern only the supported routes that need additional control.
Business need
Teams lose time searching for answers across approved business sources.
Knowledge
Start with cited answers. Add another product only if the operating need justifies it.
Business need
A recurring workflow spans knowledge and operational systems.
KnowledgeAgent
Ground the work in sources and use Agent when a common workspace improves execution.
Business need
A governed AI workflow needs context, action, and boundary evidence.
KnowledgeAgentComply
Compose the supported capabilities around the workflow, with Agent remaining an explicit choice.
From interest to scope
Qualify first. Scope the work that follows.
The 30 minute conversation identifies the issue, tests whether Ovatio is a plausible fit, and selects the next decision. An assessment or architecture engagement is defined separately.
TypicalSeparately scoped assessment
Use when priorities, environments, risks, or product fit still need structured evaluation.
When directedDirect product discussion
Use only when the client has a clear need and explicitly wants to evaluate that product path.
FAQ
Choosing and combining products
Do the Ovatio products work independently?
Yes. Protect, Comply, Knowledge, and Agent each address a distinct need. A proposal should include only the products the business problem requires.
Is Agent required?
No. Agent is optional. Knowledge can deliver cited answers without Agent, and Protect or Comply can be used for their own focused outcomes.
Do we have to buy an assessment first?
A separately scoped assessment is the normal starting point when the issue, environment, or product fit needs definition. A direct product path may be appropriate when the need is already clear and the client directs that path.
Do all products use the same deployment model?
No. Protect is delivered as a cloud service. Deployment and integration choices for Comply, Knowledge, and Agent depend on the approved scope and environment.
Start with the outcome, then choose the product path.
Bring an existing AI problem or a new initiative to a 30 minute qualification conversation.