Industries · Technology
You ship fast. Memory should keep up.
High-growth technology companies churn through architectural decisions, on-call rotations, and customer histories. Orvine preserves the reasoning behind every pivot so the next engineer does not relitigate it.
Compliance posture for Technology
SOC 2 Type II
ISO 27001 (in progress)
GDPR / CCPA
BYO LLM provider
Customer-managed keys
EU and US data residency
The pain points
What breaks in Technology.
Architectural decision amnesia
Three months after a system was chosen, nobody remembers why. Six months after that, somebody proposes replacing it — and the reasoning is gone.
On-call burnout
The same engineers get paged because they are the only ones who can resolve. Orvine makes prior incidents searchable for the rest of the team.
Customer history fragmentation
Support has one view, CSM has another, the AE has a third. The customer pays for the fragmentation. Orvine unifies the history.
Sample workflows
Real workflows Orvine captures.
Architectural decision record (ADR)
Auto-generated from design reviews and code commits, with the alternatives considered and the reasoning behind the chosen path.
Incident response and postmortem
From page to mitigation to retro, with linkage to prior similar incidents and the action items that did or did not ship.
Customer escalation across functions
The unified history of a customer across support, CSM, AE, and product, with the cross-functional decisions documented.
Service ownership transition
When a team reorgs, the structured handover of services, on-call, and tribal knowledge to the new owners.
Built for Technology compliance and continuity.
Talk to a Orvine solutions engineer who has deployed in your regulatory environment.