Every department brought its own software.
Govern all of it from one layer.
Replace a web of point-to-point integrations with one governed layer over the systems you already run: one identity model, monitored connections, data and AI in your region, and processes departments ask for without new tools.
Each system works. The estate between them does not.
Anubavam gives CIOs one governed layer over the systems they already run. It replaces point-to-point integrations with monitored connections, uses your identity provider and permission rules across every process, keeps data and AI in your region where available, and governs AI agents across systems. Departments get processes; IT gets one place to secure and support.
| What you run | What it holds | What goes wrong between them |
|---|---|---|
| ERP, HR system, CRM | Finance, people, customers | Each holds its own version of shared records |
| Core and line-of-business systems | The operations of the business | Hardest to change; everyone wants data from them |
| Department SaaS tools | One team's process each | Bought outside IT, connected late or not at all |
| Point-to-point integrations | Data moving between pairs of systems | Break silently when a vendor changes something |
| Identity provider | Sign-in and groups | Many tools keep their own users and passwords |
| Document stores and email | Files and approvals | Decisions with no record of who approved what |
| Data warehouse and BI | Reports | Built on exports that disagree |
| Vendor AI assistants | Each vendor's view of your data | Many AIs, many rules, no single control |
The result: IT spends its time keeping the connections alive instead of delivering what the business asks for.
One view of the estate, and one place to govern it
| You can see | So you can decide |
|---|---|
| Every connection, its status and its failures | Which systems to fix, replace or leave alone |
| Who can access which process and record, by role | Where access is wider than it should be |
| Which processes each department runs, and which systems they touch | Where a request for a new tool can be met on the layer you have |
| Every AI agent, its owner, its level and its actions | Which agents to extend, limit or pause |
| Where each data set is hosted | Whether hosting meets your policy and your regulator |
| Which processes and systems serve which goals in the strategic plan | Where IT investment supports the plan, and where it does not |
Connect, govern, run, monitor
Illustrative
1Connect systems once, to the layer, in stages: controlled exports, read access, then two-way where approved. See Integration.
2Govern with one identity and permission model for people, partners and AI agents, through your identity provider. See Identity and Access.
3Run the processes departments ask for on the layer, instead of buying another tool. See IT.
4Monitor every connection, process and agent, with failures alerted to a named owner.
Why one layer, not more tools: large platforms govern the work inside their own product. Anubavam governs the work that moves between your systems, so you keep the ones that work.
Less to support, and nothing hidden
- Keep what works.Core systems, ERP, HR system and CRM stay.
- Your rules apply.Your identity provider, your multi-factor and conditional access policies, your permission model.
- Data where your policy says.Our cloud on AWS or Oracle Cloud in your region where available, your cloud account, or your data centre, confirmed per component, in an environment dedicated to you.
- AI under control.Generative AI processed in your region where available; your data not used to train models offered to others; every agent with an owner and limits.
- A way out.On exit, your data is returned in agreed formats or deleted within 30 days, with written confirmation.
- Certified security.ISO/IEC 27001:2022 and ISO/IEC 27701:2019, certified by DNV. See Trust.
Creatrix Connect, our integration layer, already links hundreds of products for clients, including more than 50 payment gateways. Universities run their whole academic estate on the same platform through Creatrix Campus, our higher education edition.
Start with a technical consultation, then one fragile connection
In about an hour, your architects walk through our architecture, data boundaries, security and deployment against your environment. Then pick one process that today depends on a fragile integration or a new tool request. We move it onto the layer, connected at the lowest level that works, and you judge it on your own measures.
Questions from IT leaders.
It is one layer that reduces what you support: fewer point-to-point integrations and fewer new department tools, all under your identity and permission rules.
In stages. Controlled exports first, then read access, then two-way connections where needed and approved. We agree the level per system.
Those tools govern work inside their own product. Anubavam governs work that crosses systems, such as a request that touches the core system, the CRM and the document store.
In our cloud on AWS or Oracle Cloud, in your own cloud account, or in your data centre. Not every capability is available in every option; your proposal confirms which components run where.
Each agent has its own identity, owner, permissions and level (alert, recommend or act), and every action is recorded. Generative AI is processed in your region where available.
Your data is returned in agreed formats or deleted within 30 days of the contract ending, with written confirmation.