Corva is a general-purpose engine for capturing work, grounding every decision in your own knowledge, and getting smarter with each job you close. Point it at a domain and it becomes a working tool for that domain — the way SmartSky is a complete aircraft-comms fault-diagnosis workbench, built entirely on Corva.
| Stage | What happens | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Capture | a job / ticket is raised | your fields |
| Ground | retrieve from your docs | your library |
| Answer | ranked, with confidence | cited |
| Learn | the fix trains the model | history |
Nothing here is hard-wired to a domain. Corva reshapes into the tool your operation needs — and you tailor every part of it.
The same building blocks reshape into completely different tools — a field-service diagnostician, a support desk, a project tracker, an asset registry, a grounded knowledge base. You bring the domain; Corva brings the engine.
Tickets, cases, jobs, tasks or ideas — with your own fields, statuses and routing. Everything that happens is recorded under its own reference.
Upload your documents and Corva answers from them first — retrieved by meaning, with cited sources — not a guess from the open web.
Close a job with the real outcome and it trains the knowledge base, weighted above the manuals — so the next case is solved from proven history.
Model whatever you track — aircraft, assets, customers, projects — as structured, cross-linked records the answers are grounded in.
Individual logins or shared company logins, each scoped strictly to their own data, their group's, or the whole site.
Your name, your look, your language, branded email and notifications. The tool wears your identity, not ours.
Corva reasons over your evidence in order of trust — your own material first, the open web only as a fallback.
SmartSky is a complete field-service fault-diagnosis workbench for aircraft SATCOM, datalink and cabin-comms. Every part of it is Corva: raise a snag, get a ranked and cited diagnosis from the operator's own manuals and past fixes, and close it out so the next engineer inherits the fix.
There's no off-the-shelf tier because there's no off-the-shelf operation. Tell us what your team captures, what knowledge it should reason over, and what it should learn — and we'll quote for it.