§ PRODUCT · PLATFORM

The technical core behind
connected AI operations.

Xophia connects systems, shared business definitions and controlled agents. Each deployment defines its interfaces, identities, approvals and required execution evidence.

Platform capabilities

Three capability groups form the operating layer.

01CONTROLLED_EXECUTION

Agents and workflows

Combine AI agents with deterministic steps. Scope tools, data, approvals and operating limits for each role before execution.

02CONNECTIVITY_CONTEXT

Connectivity and shared definitions

Connect through MCP, REST, GraphQL or SQL and share governed business definitions. Exact adapters and access scopes are confirmed during implementation.

03IDENTITY_EVIDENCE

Identity, approvals and records

Use role-based access and human checkpoints, then retain the configured calls, approvals and outcomes available for review.

How it runs in your environment

Two deployment topologies, the same orchestration core.

MANAGED_CLOUD

Xophia managed cloud

Available by scope with logical organization isolation, TLS 1.2+ in transit and AES-256 at rest. Region, retention and integration identities are documented for the deployment.

CUSTOMER_VPC

Customer VPC

Available by scope inside a customer cloud account. Network paths, data flows and control responsibilities are agreed before deployment; no perimeter claim is made without that design.

§ ARCHITECTURE & INTEGRATION

Buyer FAQ

Essential questions for an initial technical evaluation.

  1. How does Xophia connect to my existing systems?

    Through MCP-compatible tools and APIs such as REST, GraphQL and SQL. The exact adapter, permissions and write scope are confirmed during implementation.

  2. Does Xophia replace my CRM, ERP or BI tool?

    No. Xophia is an orchestration and governance layer above those systems. It uses configured interfaces while the source application remains the system of record.

  3. Can a team start with one process?

    Yes. A deployment can begin with a bounded workflow, defined systems and explicit controls, then expand after technical and business validation.

  4. How are high-impact actions controlled?

    Tools and data access can be scoped by role, and policies can require human approval before selected actions execute. Available evidence depends on the configured connector and deployment.

  5. Where is data stored and processed?

    Managed cloud and customer-VPC patterns are available by scope. Hosting region, data flows, retention and backup schedules are confirmed and documented before deployment.

See it on your stack.

Bring one operational scenario. We’ll map its systems, decisions and controls, then outline a practical first scope.