Nexyra — the next intelligence layer

The Nexyra ecosystem

Nexyra Four products, one layer

Our agentic AI ecosystem for the modern enterprise. Nexyra watches the infrastructure, resolves the tickets, audits the estate and answers the questions — on one intelligence layer, inside your boundary.

Network Monitoring
The Nexyra NetPulse console: a row of estate counters across the top — sites monitored, open incidents, alerts suppressed in the last 24 hours, 30-day availability — with an open-incidents panel, a per-site table showing devices, downtime and SLA, and a path-attribution key separating customer LAN from carrier last mile and public internet.
Path attribution is the part operators reach for: it separates latency added on the customer LAN from the carrier last mile, which is the evidence an ISP ticket needs.
01 — Infrastructure intelligence

Network Monitoring

See the network before it fails.

Continuous telemetry across infrastructure, correlated by an inference layer that separates the anomaly that matters from the ninety that do not. Topology, saturation and failure prediction in one view.

  • Live topology mapping
  • Anomaly correlation
  • Predictive capacity alerts
AI Service Desk Agent
The Nexyra AI Service Desk console: counters for open tickets, tickets resolved by the agent in 24 hours, deflection rate and median time to close; a queue ranked by what the agent can finish now, with tickets marked agent-acting, resolved or escalated; and an open ticket showing the agent's five-step trail — read the ticket, check the systems of record, execute the runbook, verify, write up and close.
The trail is the product. Every step the agent took is on the ticket, including which systems it consulted and why the action fell inside its declared authority.
02 — Autonomous support

AI Service Desk Agent

Tickets that resolve themselves.

An autonomous agent that reads the ticket, consults your runbooks and systems of record, executes the remediation and writes up what it did. It escalates when it should — the point is not to hide the hard tickets, it is to remove the routine ones.

  • Runbook execution
  • ServiceNow integration
  • Escalation with full context
Website Auditor
The Nexyra Website Auditor report: four score gauges for performance, accessibility, SEO and security posture; a findings table ranked by business impact with rows tagged Revenue, Risk, Reach and Hygiene alongside the affected route and the effort to fix; and a Core Web Vitals panel showing largest contentful paint, interaction to next paint, cumulative layout shift and time to first byte.
Ranked by business impact, not scanner severity — which is why a slow checkout outranks a missing header, and the top row is the one worth doing first.
03 — Performance and security

Website Auditor

Every weakness, ranked by what it costs you.

Crawls a property end to end and returns performance, accessibility, SEO and security findings ordered by business impact rather than by scanner severity — so the first thing on the list is the first thing worth fixing.

  • Core Web Vitals audit
  • Security posture scan
  • Impact-ranked remediation
Nexyra Chat
Nexyra Chat open on a new conversation: a left rail with projects, artifacts, scheduled runs and chat history, four starting cards — compare two models, research with sources, build something, read a document — and a composer with a model selector and a persona selector.
One conversation, several models, and the answer opens in an artifacts panel rather than scrolling away up the thread.
04 — Enterprise assistant

Nexyra Chat

Your organisation's own assistant.

A conversational assistant grounded in your documents, policies and operational data, deployed inside your boundary. Answers cite their source, so the people relying on it can check it.

  • Grounded in your data
  • Cited answers
  • Deployed in your boundary

See Nexyra on your own estate

A walkthrough uses your systems, not a demo tenant. Tell us what is noisy and we will show you what it looks like handled.