Local by default
Inference, retrieval, and document storage remain inside customer-controlled infrastructure.
Ask, retrieve, and act on your company’s knowledge—without sending sensitive work beyond your boundary.
“What changed in our data retention policy?”
The 2026 policy reduces the default retention period for customer support recordings from 24 to 12 months. Legal holds remain exempt.
Most enterprise AI asks you to move sensitive knowledge into someone else’s cloud. Kavroth reverses that assumption.
It runs where your documents already live, delivers answers your team can verify, and keeps every action inside clear permission boundaries.
Speech, inference, retrieval, and storage happen locally by default. An optional control plane handles fleet metadata—never raw conversation content.
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Deploy inside your environment, integrate with existing identity patterns, and manage access, updates, and audit events from one clear control surface.
“Show me every policy affected by the new vendor access standard.”
Inference, retrieval, and document storage remain inside customer-controlled infrastructure.
Answers point back to source documents, sections, and versions your team can verify.
Knowledge retrieval respects identity, team, document, and policy-level permissions.
Nothing consequential happens invisibly. Actions stay explicit, permissioned, and reviewable.
“The goal is not AI everywhere.
It’s intelligence where it belongs.”
No. Primary inference and document retrieval are designed to run locally or inside customer-controlled infrastructure by default.
Yes. Deployment can be scoped as a local appliance, on-premises system, or a controlled hybrid model with an optional fleet control plane.
Responses can link directly to approved source documents, including section and version metadata, so users can verify the answer in context.
The optional control plane is intended for operational metadata such as device health, enrollment, and signed updates—not raw conversation content.
See how Kavroth handles a real workflow from your team—inside the boundaries your organization requires.