General questions
Find out what we do, how Glivent compares with general AI tools, what implementation costs and what happens after launch.
No. Glivent may recommend conventional workflow automation, a software or integration change, clearer process controls, or no new technology at all. AI is used only where it adds enough operational value for the capability, cost and risk involved.
Read the full answerGlivent starts with a contained implementation, tests it against real examples and introduces it to the people who will use or supervise it. The system expands only after the agreed workflow is stable and staff understand what it does.
Read the full answerChatGPT, Claude and Gemini are general AI tools that are useful for research, drafting and one-off tasks. Glivent builds and supports complete business workflows around the right model. The workflow follows approved steps, uses only the access it needs, sends unusual cases to a person and can keep sensitive processing onsite or redact information before an approved cloud step.
Read the full answerOpenClaw is a self-hosted personal agent platform for a trusted operator who manages its tools, permissions and security. Glivent is a managed business system. Glivent designs each workflow around an approved job, limits its access, builds in checks and human review, and remains responsible for maintenance and support.
Read the full answerGlivent quotes implementation after we understand the work, the software involved, the sensitivity of the information and what needs to be built. Ongoing managed service is separate: Managed is $495 plus GST per month, Managed+ is $995 plus GST per month, and Tailored is quoted to suit.
Read the full answerGlivent reviews how work, information and decisions move through a business, then identifies the strongest opportunities to make operations simpler and more reliable. If there is a worthwhile first project, Glivent designs, implements and supports it through the Glive System.
Read the full answerThe managed-service foundation includes the Glivent Platform licence, maintenance, updates, security patches, support and fault resolution. Managed+ adds up to three consultancy and optimisation hours per month, while Tailored is scoped to suit.
Read the full answerA Glivent operational review looks at how people, software, information and decisions work together across the agreed parts of the business. You receive a map of how work happens now, a ranked list of improvement opportunities, our recommended approach and a practical plan for the first implementation.
Read the full answerPrivate, Hybrid and Cloud describe where Glivent processes an approved AI task. Private AI runs the task on the onsite Glive Pod. Hybrid AI keeps selected work local and can redact sensitive details before using a cloud model. Cloud AI uses an approved enterprise provider while the Glive System continues to run on the Pod.
Read the full answerUsually not. Glivent starts by understanding the systems staff already use and looks for practical ways to connect or improve them. Replacing a core system is recommended only when its limitations outweigh the disruption and cost of change.
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