Access
Who may start, approve, or view the work?
Pontivus Platform
Pontivus provides the platform around the model: stateful workflow execution, authorization, service boundaries, human control, failure handling, and operational evidence.
Why a platform
Real work needs control around the model.
Who may start, approve, or view the work?
What has happened, and what step comes next?
Which data and services may the workflow use?
Where must a person review, correct, or decide?
What happens when a provider or step fails?
What can an operator inspect after execution?
Platform boundary
The reusable runtime stays separate from product-specific policy and domain behavior.
Runtime startup, workflow execution, typed state, service protocols, transport, lifecycle, and observability.
Domain models, workflow meaning, authorization policy, integrations, interface, and interpretation of results.
Related product
Eezze.io is a separate low-code platform. Pontivus is the natural progression: a reusable execution platform for hosting and running agentic AI products.
Business ontology and workflow
Each product defines the concepts, relationships, evidence, and decisions used to interpret incoming information.
Those definitions determine what the workflow can identify, decide, and produce.
AI evaluates customer questions and source material against the product’s business model at defined stages.
The workflow selects the next analysis, service call, approval, or review; AI does not invent the route.
Required evidence and output checks must pass before publication, with the findings and basis retained for review.
Security and deployment
Development and production use separate deployment configurations. Each project runs in its own Kubernetes namespace, with network policies cordoning off access so one project cannot reach another over the network.
Each project has its own database on the three-node PostgreSQL HA cluster and its own message subjects/topics. Other projects cannot read those project-specific data paths.
The React/TypeScript UI is hosted on Cloudflare Pages and connects to the API over HTTPS. Internal communication and PostgreSQL connections use SSL/TLS. PostgreSQL data and Hetzner S3-compatible object storage are encrypted.
The API runs on a three-node HA K3s cluster in Germany, with PostgreSQL on a three-node HA cluster. Application execution and persistent data are held on clustered infrastructure rather than a single node.
Operations
Failures and progress remain visible to the systems responsible for operating the product.
Workflow lifecycle events, status, structured logs, metrics, traces, provider failures, and result records are emitted.
Required dependencies, authorization, workflow output, provider failures, and exceptions are handled as defined states—not silent success.
Built on Pontivus
Pontivus Legal supplies the legal domain models, workflows, policies, permissions, interface, and product experience on top of Pontivus.