Stop running your company
on nine different
systems.
Trivena puts every application a business needs into one instance, with an AI agent working in every department.
applications, all included with every plan
AI agents, one for each department
database, one login, one invoice
per month, published, never per user
Every system you add is another place the truth can differ.
Most companies end up with an accounting package, a CRM, a webshop, a ticketing tool, an HR system, a file drive and a chat app. Seven subscriptions, seven logins, seven bills, and a permanent job for whoever keeps them in step. Trivena replaces the whole arrangement with one instance.
Run the business
The ledger, the warehouse and the numbers. The part most companies buy last and should have bought first.
Win customers
Pipeline, storefront, website and phone. Everything a prospect touches before they become a customer.
Serve customers
What happens after the sale, handled by people who can see the order.
Look after people
Hiring, contracts, leave, payroll input and everything attached.
Do the work
The daily tools. Mail, files, documents, meetings and projects, sitting next to the business records instead of in a separate subscription.
An AI agent in every department, not a chatbot in the corner.
Six agents, each trained for the work of one department and scoped to the records that department already owns. They read your live business at the moment you ask, and they remember nothing afterwards.
The four questions every buyer asks about AI, answered before you ask.
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They remember nothing
An agent holds the conversation while you are having it and then lets go. Nothing you ask is stored as agent memory, added to a profile, or carried into tomorrow. The next question starts from your live data again, not from a summary of last week.
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They read your business, not the internet
Every answer is assembled from the records in your own Site at the moment you ask. No scraped context, no vector store of your documents sitting somewhere else, no stale index quietly going out of date.
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Your data never trains anything
Your records are not used to train, fine-tune or improve any model, ours or anyone else's. Trivena Technologies does not sell, share or aggregate customer data, and there is no product that would benefit from it.
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They inherit your permissions exactly
An agent cannot see a single record the person asking cannot see. Ask about a salary you have no access to and the agent does not decline politely. It genuinely cannot read it.
You are billed for what your business uses, never for how many people use it.
Adding a colleague to Trivena costs nothing. Every plan carries unlimited staff accounts, because charging you for hiring is a business model, not a cost.
Starter
1 to 5 people, light transaction volume.
- 1 CPU hours of compute per day
- 1 GB of business records
- 5 GB of files and documents
- Unlimited staff accounts
Growth
5 to 20 people across two or three departments.
- 2 CPU hours of compute per day
- 2 GB of business records
- 15 GB of files and documents
- Unlimited staff accounts
Business
20 to 75 people running the full suite.
- 4 CPU hours of compute per day
- 4 GB of business records
- 40 GB of files and documents
- Unlimited staff accounts
Your data stays yours, and it stays here.
Every Trivena Site runs on our own European infrastructure. Your records live in your own database, not in a shared table with a tenant column. Nothing is copied to a third party for analytics, nothing is sold, and nothing is used to train a model.
We are a Dutch company running Dutch and German infrastructure for companies that would rather not explain to their accountant where their ledger physically lives.
Security, residency and access control- Your own database, isolated from every other customer
- European hosting, with the region fixed at creation
- Encrypted in transit, backed up on a schedule
- Export everything you hold, whenever you want it
- No customer data used for training, ever
- One permission model across all eighteen applications
Software should fit the business. Businesses have been fitting themselves to software for thirty years.
