Pulse connects to the systems your team already runs, through their official APIs, permissioned per workflow, logged per action. It installs inside your environment and runs on the model you choose: ours, Claude, or one you host. Nothing crosses the perimeter except the model call.
Official APIs, permissioned per workflow, logged per action.
Where the team talks: approvals, alerts, and agent updates land in the channel.
Code, reviews, and releases. Agents work in branches, gates fire on merge.
Jira tickets and Confluence docs, read and updated in place.
Issues and cycles: the backlog agents pick work from.
Specs, docs, and decisions where your team already writes them.
Errors and incidents: what broke, routed to whoever answers.
Application data and auth, connected with scoped access.
Your database, read in place. The data never leaves your perimeter.
Deploys and infrastructure in your own cloud account.
Same, on Google Cloud. The platform runs where you already run.
Pulse runs in your own cloud account, AWS or GCP, next to the systems it orchestrates. No parallel copy of your business is created anywhere.
Ours, Claude, or a model you host yourself. Swap it without rebuilding the structure around it; the specification, gates and record stay put.
Your database is read in place, permissioned per workflow, logged per action. The model call is the only thing that crosses.
Oversight assigned to named natural persons with the competence, authority, and support to exercise it: the requirement our gates are built to evidence.
Every action logged and replayable. The audit trail is the system's spine, not a report generated after the fact.
Built for cross-border EU and Asian operation: data residency, processing records, and the DPA discipline your clients will demand of you.
Pulse does not make you compliant, and we will never claim it does. It produces the oversight structure and the evidence your obligations require. The accountable people, and the judgement, remain yours.
Architecture, data flows, processing records and the DPA, walked through with the people who built the platform rather than a sales layer.
SOC 2 in progress. ISO 27001 planned. We publish status honestly and will show you exactly where things are, including what is not done yet.
Entity, terms, and liability answered in writing during the review, before onboarding. Procurement gets what it needs up front.
The fastest way through a review is a direct conversation with the people who built the thing.