Documentation
Two kinds of document live here. Reference documents are published, public, and revised on schedule — security architecture, compliance mapping, privacy, terms. Platform documents cover how the system works in daily use; we walk you through these on a demo rather than publishing them standalone, because the product changes faster than a PDF.
Public technical documents. Each carries a stable document code and a revision date. If something changes materially, the revision increments and the prior text is preserved on request.
Threat-model walkthrough: control plane compromise, prompt injection, supply chain integrity, agent privileges, Rule of Two analysis (agent & server), data isolation, and a comparison matrix against traditional RMM tools.
Control-by-control mapping to HIPAA Technical Safeguards, SOC 2 Trust Service Criteria, NIST CSF 2.0, and FINRA cybersecurity requirements.
What data is collected, how it is used, which model providers are involved, how tenant isolation works, where data is stored, and how to request deletion.
Acceptable use, AI-output disclaimers, data ownership, subprocessor list, liability limits, and service availability commitments.
Operational guides — how to use Aorka in practice. We cover these in the onboarding demo and inside the product itself rather than maintaining a parallel PDF that drifts. If you want any of them in writing for an internal review, ask.
Until you're on a call with us
A curated, anonymized recording of a 9-phase folder migration — plan card, risk scores, the script behind every click. The closest thing to a hands-on demo without being on the call.
Agent installation, first endpoint registration, first conversation with Aorka, and the shape of a typical troubleshooting loop.
How facts, understandings, and procedures are captured; how salience decay and rank-based normalization work; how to organize knowledge across the unit tree.
MSI distribution, GPO and Intune push, Active Directory and Entra ID sync, tenant onboarding, and staged-rollout conventions for agent updates.
REST API surface, the MCP server for external AI tools, token issuance and IP-binding, webhook configuration, and the audit-log export endpoints.
If you are evaluating Aorka for a procurement, compliance, or security review and need a document that isn't on this index — an internal architecture diagram, a subprocessor breakdown, an incident-response runbook — ask. We'd rather write you a one-pager than point you at marketing.
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