Where Evidentra sits, and what it does with your data.
One layer between the systems where your delivery actually happens and the AI that acts on them. Here is what it connects to, what it works out, and who reads the result — the people planning the work, the agents building it, and the check that verifies what they shipped.
The layer between your systems and your agents.
Every AI coding tool is fluent in Salesforce in general. None of them know yours — which automation exists, what authorized it, what breaks if it changes, or which standards it has to hold to. That is a layer, and it is the one we build.
Foundation models supply the reasoning. Evidentra supplies what they are reasoning about, and the rules the answer has to hold to — which is the half that decides whether the output is safe to ship.
Where your delivery data actually goes.
Read it left to right: what you connect, what makes sense of it, and the three ways the result gets used — planning the work, building it through MCP, and verifying the pull request. Pick any stage to see what moves through it.
Multi-agent resolution
Where meaning is worked out. Specialized agents read what arrived, reconcile it against the catalog already established rather than re-deriving structure each time, and ground every conclusion in the artifacts it came from.
Works where you already work.
Evidentra reads the systems your team is already in. Nothing to install, no instrumentation to add, and nothing anyone has to remember to do differently.
- Salesforce
- Notion
- Slack
- GitHub
- Confluence
- Jira
- Least privilege by designRead-only access to Salesforce, and the narrowest scope each other system offers. Evidentra never writes to your org.
- Nothing to instrumentNo SDKs, no daemons, no annotations in your codebase. The context is synthesized from what those systems already record.
- One step to add, none to changeYour team keeps working in Jira, GitHub and Slack exactly as today, and the delivery record assembles itself around them. The only addition is the verification step in your pipeline.
Designed for Mission-Critical Environments.
Evidentra never writes to your org
Salesforce is connected with read-only permissions, and every other system with the narrowest scope it offers. Pull request verification runs inside your pipeline and returns findings — acting on them is always your team's call, and nothing Evidentra does changes your org.
Every claim is traceable
Nothing Evidentra asserts is unattributed. Every derived insight, decision, and link traces back to the scanned source item it came from — so an answer can be verified, not just trusted.
Credentials encrypted at rest
Integration keys and access tokens are encrypted at rest with industry-standard encryption, and are never surfaced back through the product once stored.
Self-hosting for enterprise
Enterprise customers can run Evidentra entirely inside their own cloud environment, so delivery context never leaves infrastructure they already control.
Both certifications are actively underway and neither is issued yet — we don’t claim either until it is. We’ll share current audit status and our security documentation on request.