Built to integrate — without owning your data
Solvren connects through APIs and webhooks for event-level signals. You keep databases and warehouses authoritative — we do not require wholesale replication to deliver governance.
Solvren works on signals and metadata — not your source-of-truth data.
Solvren does not require your source-of-truth data.
- Metadata
- System events
- Derived signals
- Raw customer data
- Financial systems
- Full payload storage
What Solvren does not do
We are not asking for database superuser credentials or a full clone of your production data. The architecture is built around least-privilege connectors and minimized payloads.
Inbound events → classification → redaction → normalization → signal layer
This is the same path your production pipeline follows: events arrive, are classified, sensitive fields are minimized, normalized records feed detectors and workflows — with audit hooks at each step.
Replace vague operational tickets with the context reviewers need.
Solvren captures system scope, rollout strategy, customer impact, evidence readiness, and governance metadata in one workflow — populated from signals, not from ad-hoc spreadsheets.
Controls that match how you ship software
Security is layered: redaction by default, envelope encryption for credentials, customer-controlled access for support, and logging that makes incidents diagnosable.
Least privilege from day one
Connectors start read-oriented. Scopes are explicit in the product, and write-back requires an explicit organizational decision — not an accidental default.
Everything is observable, reversible, and auditable.
Engineers should be able to answer what happened, who approved it, and how to roll back. Solvren keeps timelines, job state, and enforcement points visible in the product.
Built to handle sensitive, high-impact changes with discipline.
Role-based access control
Owner, admin, reviewer, submitter, and viewer roles keep the platform aligned to organizational responsibilities.
Restricted visibility
Sensitive legal, finance, and security changes stay visible only to authorized viewers, assigned approvers, and explicitly granted users.
Evidence enforcement
Required safeguards must be satisfied before approval can complete, preventing incomplete reviews from moving risky changes forward.
Auditability and timelines
Every change has a full chronological history of submissions, approvals, evidence updates, comments, and automation actions.