Identity & tenant context
Authentication, organization membership, workspace context and role boundaries establish who is acting and where.
A control layer built to coordinate systems without pretending to replace them all.
Draveon separates identity, operating context, workflows, integrations, AI reasoning and governed execution so each layer can be controlled and audited independently.
Operational data layer
Tenant-scoped application data provides shared context across customer, delivery, knowledge, reporting and workflow domains.
Workflow repository
Canonical workflow definitions, versions, approvals, bindings and activation states remain centralized and reviewable.
Integration gateway
Connected providers expose approved capabilities through readiness, validation, health and authority gates.
AIRA intelligence layer
Reasoning and recommendations use permitted context while remaining separate from execution authority.
Evidence & governance
Approvals, decisions, retries, recovery and execution evidence are preserved for operational review.
HOW DRAVEON WORKS
The architecture is designed for controlled progression.
A system can be connected without being authorized for live writes. A workflow can be active without bypassing approvals. An AI provider can reason without gaining execution authority. Those separations are intentional.
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