scoped
approved
recorded
→ yours

Nothingcrosseswithoutpermission.

Kiwi learns from your systems, files and conversations, so the first question is who controls what it sees and what it can do. You do, at every step.

PrinciplesFive commitments

Scoped

You choose every source Kiwi connects to, and what inside it Kiwi can see. Narrow or revoke access at any time.

Non-invasive

Nobody changes how they work. Kiwi learns from the changes your systems, files and conversations already record.

Approved

Nothing becomes policy, and nothing runs, until the accountable operator approves that version.

Recorded

Every inference, approval, change and run is written to an audit trail with the evidence behind it.

Yours

Your Operating Code and its history are your company’s record of how it runs. Run Kiwi in our cloud or on-premises.

Data pathWhere you hold the keys

Two gates. You hold both keys.

Sources
  • ERP and finance
  • CRM and HRIS
  • Data warehouses
  • Email and chat
  • Local files
1
Your scopes

You choose every source and what Kiwi can see inside it.

You control
Kiwi
  • Evidence: what changed, and why
  • Proposed rules and exceptions
  • Replay on real history
2
Operator approval

Nothing becomes policy or runs until the owner signs.

You control
Runs on
  • Agents
  • People
  • Applications

Everything that passes either gate is written to the audit trail.

DeploymentWhere Kiwi runs

Run it where your data already lives.

Kiwi cloud

Managed by us. The fastest way to start.

On-premises

Kiwi runs inside your environment. Your data stays where it is.

Any model

Use the models your company has approved, including your own.

AICPA SOC for Service Organizations
SOC 2
ISO 27001 certified: Information Security Management System
ISO 27001 certified
QuestionsThe ones security teams ask first
Does Kiwi read everyone’s email and chat?

No. Kiwi only sees the sources you connect, scoped to the teams, channels and folders you choose. You can narrow or revoke access at any time.

Do our people have to change how they work?

No. Kiwi learns from the changes your systems, files and conversations already record. There is no new tool for anyone to fill in.

Can Kiwi change our systems on its own?

No. Kiwi proposes. A rule becomes policy, and a process runs, only after the accountable operator approves that version.

Who owns the Operating Code?

You do. The Operating Code and its version history are your company’s record of how it runs.

Can we run Kiwi on-premises?

Yes. Kiwi can run inside your environment, with the models you choose.

How do we audit what happened?

Every inference, approval, change and run is recorded: who proposed it, who approved it, what changed and the evidence behind it.

Bring us your security questionnaire.