AI ON YOUR TERMS · YOUR CLOUD · YOUR KEYS · YOUR MODEL
Governed AI in your cloud.
For revenue. For security.
One engine. Two applications. One install pattern. Whichever pillar fits your team, the platform substrate is the same — policy-gated, evidence-locked, two-person authorisation, single-tenant on-premise.
Here. Now. Yours.
AI vulnerability validation, governed for audit.
Post-discovery validation of scanner findings in your configuration. Remediation advisory with fix-class, effort, side-effects, and validation steps. Every AI decision evidence-locked in a WORM ledger your audit committee can sign off on.
For CISO and AppSec teams. Single-tenant, on-premise or in a cloud account you own. Three two-month design-partner rounds, fixed-price per round.
Design-partner programme · Now accepting select regulated enterprises.
Agentic AI for revenue teams.
Pre-call briefs in thirty seconds. Stuck-deal sweeps every Monday. Account 360s that combine your CRM, your ERP, and your warehouse. Log post-call notes without opening the app.
Salesforce, NetSuite, or Microsoft Dynamics — whichever you actually run. Voice, MCP, REST today; Copilot, Teams, Slack, Telephony, Mobile rolling out per their per-channel status.
Live · 50+ prompts shipped · voice, MCP, and REST today.
Same engine. Both pillars.
The substrate that satisfies regulated buyers is the substrate that powers both applications. Four properties of every action the platform takes, visible in the audit chain. How the engine works →
Policy-gated.
Every AI action is policy-approved before it runs. OPA Rego gate in front of every executor.
Evidence-locked.
Every decision hash-chained into an append-only WORM ledger, shipped to a customer-controlled trusted store.
Human authority.
Human-in-the-loop on every AI output. Two-person authorisation on every sensitive transition.
Single-tenant, on-premise.
Deployed inside your cloud or your premise. No shared SaaS. You hold the keys, the credentials, and the audit chain.
Questions we get.
How long does it actually take to deploy Henoyo?
It depends which pillar. The revenue pillar is roughly an hour end-to-end: one CloudFormation or ARM template in your own AWS or Azure account, authenticate to Salesforce / NetSuite / Dynamics, the portal is up with fifty Prompts and Skills already in the box. The security pillar is a design-partner programme — three two-month rounds, deployment inside your environment, run with your operator group. Different cadences, different motions; see the next question for the security side.
What's the engagement model for the security pillar?
A design-partner programme, not a self-serve install. Three two-month rounds (Foundation, Ingestion+Triage, Shadow-mode), fixed-price per round, acceptance-gated. You provide a bounded perimeter, scanner exports, an LLM endpoint, and an operator group; we deploy the platform inside your environment and run the rounds with you. We work with a small number of regulated enterprises at a time.
Does Henoyo have access to my data?
No. Henoyo runs the same container image inside your own AWS or Azure account (revenue pillar) or your on-premise environment (security pillar). Your CRM tokens, your scanner exports, your audit chain — all live in your cloud's secrets store and your trusted audit store. We have no backdoor, no telemetry on your data, and no shared infrastructure with any other customer.
What does the security pillar do that the revenue pillar doesn't — and vice versa?
The revenue pillar reads your CRM and your ERP, answers questions in plain English on whichever channel your team is in, and writes structured records back. The security pillar reads your scanner exports, validates exploitability in a sandbox harness against your configuration, advises remediation with fix-class and side-effects, and produces evidence packages for audit. Different workflows, different buyers, same governed engine underneath.
Why does the same company do both?
Henoyo is one governed orchestration engine — policy-gated execution, WORM evidence ledger, two-person authorisation, single-tenant on-premise deployment — with two applications built on top of it. The engine is the hard part. Once you have built the governance substrate that satisfies regulated buyers, the applications on top can serve very different jobs without rebuilding the foundation. The revenue application shipped first because the customer pull was there earliest; the security application followed because the same buyers asked Henoyo to build it.
How is the revenue pillar different from Salesforce Agentforce or Microsoft Copilot?
Henoyo's revenue pillar is an enterprise AI agent platform that runs inside your own AWS or Azure account, sees your CRM plus your ERP plus your warehouse, and lets you pick the underlying model. Salesforce Agentforce runs in Salesforce's cloud, uses Salesforce's models, sees only Salesforce data. Microsoft Copilot runs in Microsoft's cloud and lives inside the M365 surfaces. With Henoyo your data never leaves your perimeter; your existing GDPR, DPDP, HIPAA, and CCPA controls keep applying; and you can reach the same Agent from voice, MCP, REST, Slack, Teams, or Outlook — not just one chat surface.
How is the security pillar different from Cogent or other agentic-VM products?
Henoyo's security pillar is an AI vulnerability validation and remediation-advisory platform that runs single-tenant inside your own environment — on-premise or in a cloud account you own. Cogent and most peers are SaaS multi-tenant, with AI agents that take action on your behalf at machine speed. Henoyo gates every action through OPA Rego policy, locks every decision into an append-only WORM evidence ledger, and requires two-person authorisation on sensitive transitions. The tradeoff is honest: slower per-finding turnaround, deeper defensibility per decision, sovereignty posture that satisfies regulated buyers who cannot use multi-tenant SaaS.
Ready to start the conversation about your environment?
Book thirty minutes. Tell us which pillar fits your team — revenue, security, or you're not sure yet — and we'll route you accordingly. The first call is about your environment, not a demo deck.