Deployment & integrations

Operate where enterprise authority lives.

Deploy Operator within the security, data-residency, network, and operating boundaries appropriate to each organization.

Preferred enterprise modelCustomer-controlled execution close to systems of record

Deployment models

Choose the operating boundary that fits the enterprise.

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Customer-managed

Deploy the complete Operator platform in a customer data center or private cloud. Application traffic, credentials, business state, and evidence remain inside the customer-controlled environment.

  • Linux containers or Kubernetes
  • Customer identity, secrets, database, and observability
  • Private application connectivity
  • Offline-compatible execution posture
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Dedicated managed

Operate through an isolated Sirvisetti-managed environment with organization-specific identity, networking, encryption, application connectivity, and support procedures.

  • Dedicated environment
  • Private connectivity options
  • Managed upgrades and operations
  • Enterprise support plan

Reference topology

Keep the execution edge close to the applications.

Operator separates product control, durable runtime services, and application-facing workers so organizations can place each component within the right network and data boundary.

Requestor zoneSibaAgentsApplicationsMCP · REST · events
Operator servicesGatewayAuthority & policyOutcome runtimeEvidencePrivate platform network
Application edgeExecution workersVerification probesSecrets boundaryEnterprise network
Systems of recordERP · CRM · ITSMHCM · contentCustom applicationsExisting controls retained

Integration model

Connect through governed capabilities—not exposed endpoints.

RequestorsMCP clientsREST applicationsEvent producersWorkflow platformsAgent frameworks
Identity & controlOIDC and OAuth 2.0Enterprise identity providersWorkload identitySecrets vaultsPolicy decision services
Enterprise applicationsSAPOracleSalesforceServiceNowWorkday and custom systems
OperationsOpenTelemetrySIEM platformsEnterprise messagingDatabasesNotification services

Product and company names are used to describe interoperability. Availability and scope depend on the selected connector, application version, deployment, and customer configuration.

Enterprise operations

Designed to be operated, observed, and changed safely.

Declarative environment and Operation Cell configuration

Versioned contracts, policies, connectors, and verification logic

Health, throughput, latency, exception, and settlement telemetry

Controlled rollout, simulation, and rollback procedures

Backup, retention, export, and continuity policies

Role-separated administration and operator intervention

Fit Operator to your enterprise boundary.

Review applications, network zones, identity, data residency, and operating ownership with Sirvisetti.

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