Replace the stack, don’t add to it

Collecting a payment, booking an appointment, changing it, applying a warranty. Simple things for a customer — and, for most businesses, a chain of six products and three fragile integrations that someone has to keep alive.

Each tool solves its part well. Nobody owns what happens between them.

Four kinds of tools, one gap

• Conversational tools converse: inbox, sequences, replies. Executing isn’t their nature.
• Workflow orchestrators automate, but they don’t understand the conversation — and end up fighting the agent for control.
• Agent frameworks are powerful, but they’re code, and every change needs engineering.
• Agency suites scale by number of accounts, not by infrastructure.

One base

Orkesta puts conversation, data, decision, execution, CRM and analytics on the same base. Contacts, products and knowledge are shared by every module — Conversation, Sales & Finance, Marketing and Support. OrkData, a managed PostgreSQL, lets you query all of it, edit it with permissions and build your own databases.

One platform, one bill, one trace.

The scale that matters

We don’t measure scale in accounts. We measure it in real operations executed per second without anyone having to check them — and in a trace that explains each one when someone does.

No hype

No magic. An agent with modes that set how much it can do on its own, rules you can read, and an API with typed contracts for the flows you already run.