Dvina for Enterprise

One company.
One memory.

On her first morning, Lauren asks why the 14 trial sites in six countries were picked, and gets the answer Operations wrote down in March.

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Lauren on her first morning on the glass sky-bridge of a pharmaceutical campus, opening a MacBook Air at a standing ledge, the manufacturing halls below.
Dvina’s answer: Both had cold-chain partners on site, citing Site selection.Dvina’s answer: Both had cold-chain partners on site, citing Site selection.

Get the highlights.

Luz, the night-shift superintendent, at the rim of an open-pit mine before dawn, speaking into her radio as haul trucks’ lights move along the benches below; the crew’s shared page shows Bench 5 done at 5:41 AM.Luz, the night-shift superintendent, at the rim of an open-pit mine before dawn, speaking into her radio as haul trucks’ lights move along the benches below; the crew’s shared page shows Bench 5 done at 5:41 AM.

Say it once, and the whole night crew’s page shows it.

Kayla, the store director, on the floor of a four-storey flagship store before opening; Dvina noticed rain boots selling faster than usual.Kayla, the store director, on the floor of a four-storey flagship store before opening; Dvina noticed rain boots selling faster than usual.

It notices what’s selling before the shelf is empty.

Frank laughing at his farewell on a bank tower’s high floor at dusk, a glass raised; the audit log shows his team content went to Audra Whitaker.Frank laughing at his farewell on a bank tower’s high floor at dusk, a glass raised; the audit log shows his team content went to Audra Whitaker.

When Frank retires, his team’s work stays with the team.

Tasha, an aircraft engineer, beside a widebody’s open engine cowling in a hub’s hangar at night with a tablet; the answer: covered by the bulletin, two sources.Tasha, an aircraft engineer, beside a widebody’s open engine cowling in a hub’s hangar at night with a tablet; the answer: covered by the bulletin, two sources.

Check a part’s history against the bulletin before the shift ends.

Erik, a process engineer in a full cleanroom suit, at a fab terminal under amber lithography light; a test plan, written.Erik, a process engineer in a full cleanroom suit, at a fab terminal under amber lithography light; a test plan, written.

Error logs, the spec and last week’s plan in. A test plan out.

Company-wide

One assistant.
Not a hundred.

When every team buys its own AI, or IT builds one nobody opens, people work around it and your data leaves. Give everyone one Dvina instead, behind your single sign-on.

The group CIO on the mezzanine of a glass headquarters lobby at 8:45 AM, hundreds of colleagues coming through the turnstiles below. Over it, Dvina’s settings: 48,612 of 50,000 seats used, Require SSO on.
Dvina’s settings: Seats, 48,612 of 50,000 used. Require SSO, on.Dvina’s settings: Seats, 48,612 of 50,000 used. Require SSO, on.

Fits how each
team works.

Sales, finance, legal and security get the same Dvina, reading the apps each team already uses, under the same rules.

Valerie at the window of a top-floor boardroom at dusk, a hand on the board book, beside a Mac window where Dvina answers with Q3 for the board: revenue $4.2B, operating margin 18%, free cash flow $610M, 61,400 people, revenue against plan by quarter.Valerie at the window of a top-floor boardroom at dusk, a hand on the board book, beside a Mac window where Dvina answers with Q3 for the board: revenue $4.2B, operating margin 18%, free cash flow $610M, 61,400 people, revenue against plan by quarter.

Twenty minutes before the board meets, Valerie asks for the quarter on one page. It builds from her teams’ own numbers, and the deck is written too.

Shared context

Know what the
company knows.

The whiteboard from Tuesday’s planning session gets wiped tonight. Share the thread once, and every team can still ask about it.

A war room high in a tower at dusk, the whiteboard half wiped by the cleaning crew, a map of cold-chain sites still on one half.
  • The Site selection thread opened to view: Renee shared this with you, Can view; Rotterdam and Singapore had a cold-chain partner on site.The Site selection thread opened to view: Renee shared this with you, Can view; Rotterdam and Singapore had a cold-chain partner on site.

    Ask why, not who. Why did we pick Rotterdam? Dvina answers from the thread Operations shared, not from whoever remembers.

  • People with access: Tyler Reese can edit, Customer Support, 2,400 people, can view.People with access: Tyler Reese can edit, Customer Support, 2,400 people, can view.

    Hand off. Nothing retold. Share the customer’s thread with Support, and they can ask about every promise made on the calls.

  • The Rotterdam launch page with Calvin’s and Maria’s named carets on it at once.The Rotterdam launch page with Calvin’s and Maria’s named carets on it at once.

    Think on one page. A shared canvas your team and Dvina edit together, live, as Monday’s launch plan takes shape.

  • Dvina’s answer: Not shared with you. Ask Valerie.Dvina’s answer: Not shared with you. Ask Valerie.

    Only what you may see. Dvina answers from what is shared with you, and never from what isn’t. Owner, editor, viewer: share with a person, a team or the whole company.

Security and control

Your company.
Your rules.

Your people get the assistant they want. Your security team gets every control it needs, on from the first sign-in.

7 AM at a tower’s security gates: badges tapping in, the security operations manager in command at the gate desk.

Every action,
accounted for.

The minute Frank’s access ended, the log kept who did it, when and from where. Nothing can skip the log. Export it, or stream every event to your security tools; signed webhooks and personal access tokens too.

  • Splunk
  • Microsoft
  • Google Security Operations
  • Elastic
  • Datadog
  • Sumo Logic
The Audit Log window, the event Identity provider removed Frank Delaney opened: When, Who, IP Address and Device.The Audit Log window, the event Identity provider removed Frank Delaney opened: When, Who, IP Address and Device.

In on day one. Out on the last. Single sign-on over SAML or OIDC, on your verified domain. Your directory adds and removes people, and its groups become teams. When someone leaves, their access ends at once, and the reports they built go to someone on the team.

Required, not optional. Make single sign-on and two-step verification the only way in. Passkeys work too. Sessions that end when people go idle, and sign-in only from your own networks.

Sensitive data stays put. Card numbers, IDs, keys and your own confidential terms are caught before they reach a model outside your company. 19 kinds built in.

Your own rules. Patterns, term lists and numbers with a check digit, tested before they go live. Masking on for everyone, and counts, never the content.

One switch. Every member. Turn computer use, the browser, voice, uploads or connected apps on or off for everyone.

Asks before it acts. Set how often Dvina asks before it acts. Connect the apps your company already runs, and decide which apps and tools your people may use.

Seen by the right people. Every chat, file and page has an owner, who shares it with a person, a team or the whole company. Turn off outside sharing, or public links, in one switch.

Teams and limits. Create teams in People, or let your directory create them. Usage limits and reports for every team and every person.

Kept as policy says. Keep chats, files and memory as long as you must, from 30 days up to 7 years. A legal hold stops every delete.

  • Okta
  • Microsoft
  • Google Workspace
  • Keycloak
  • Microsoft
  • Google Cloud
  • Palo Alto Networks
  • Symantec

Why companies
choose Dvina.

  • Live in days.

    In our cloud, days. In your own cluster, one install, and your team runs it from there.

    Where it runs

  • One assistant to govern.

    One sign-in, one set of switches and one audit log, in place of a tool per team.

    Questions from IT

  • Talk to a person.

    Sales helps you plan and set up. Support answers by email.

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Our cloud,
or yours.

  • Enterprise Cloud.

    The fastest start, fully managed in the EU, with every enterprise control.

    Where it runs: Dvina's cloud
    Getting started: Live in days
    Your data: Stays in the EU
    Network: Over the internet, encrypted
    Models: Ours, or the ones you choose
    Controls: Every enterprise control
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  • Enterprise Sovereign.

    Installs in your own cluster, under your control, for regulated institutions.

    Closed-network installs, on request.

    Where it runs: Your own cluster
    Getting started: One install, then your team runs it
    Your data: Stays in your data center
    Network: Your own network; closed-network installs on request
    Models: Your own, on your servers
    Controls: Every enterprise control
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Models

Your models,
your call.

Use the models your company trusts, in the cloud or on your own servers, with your own certificates. Then decide where your data may go.

Standard. Your models first, and Dvina's fill in the rest.

No data out. Only your own models answer, and nothing goes to the outside web.

Region rule. Only models in the region you name may answer.

Questions from IT

How long does it take to start?
In our cloud, days. In your own cluster, one install, and your team runs it from there.
Where does our data live?
In our cloud, in the EU. With Enterprise Sovereign, in your own data center.
Is our data used to train models?
No. Nothing your people write, upload or connect trains a model.
How does Dvina help with shadow AI?
It gives every team one approved assistant, so nobody needs a tool of their own. Everyone signs in through your single sign-on, your admins decide which features and apps it may use, and every sign-in, setting and action lands in one audit log. Dvina doesn’t find or block other AI tools.
Who can see what Dvina knows?
Each person sees only what is shared with them. Dvina answers from what is shared with you, and never from what isn’t.
Can it run inside our own network?
Yes. Enterprise Sovereign installs in your own cluster, with your own models and storage; sign-in and licensing connect to Dvina. Closed-network installs, on request.
How do we buy it?
Talk to sales. We'll set up a demo and a plan that fits your company.

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to your company.

Tell us about your company, and we'll set up a demo.

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