Unify the process. Drive the next action.
How the work sits on the rail.
First what is true on every product. Then each product, one at a time.
Entry, expand, monetize — Pravadh PM runs underneath.
True on every product, not one of them.
| How it usually sits | On the rail |
|---|---|
| MOVE, EXTRACT, and CONNECT each solving the same integration problem separately | One connector fabric — build a Salesforce, SAP, or NetSuite connector once, all three products inherit it |
| PravadhIQ's GOVERN and GovernX's GOVERN writing to separate logs | One audit trail — live today across PravadhIQ + GovernX, extending to Pravadh PM and Pravadh SI next |
| EMIE reading only GovernX's pipeline | One brain — EMIE reads deployment history, open tickets, and account scores across the whole platform |
| Someone else's name on the screens the client sees | White-label — your brand, your domain, on IQ, GX, PM, and SI |
| A copilot locked to a vendor model you did not pick | Bring your own model — EMIE runs on the LLM you connect |
| "Data never leaves" with no note on prompts | CRM records stay in the org; the model sees the prompt you authorize — on Security |
Deploy code. Ready the data. Govern everything.
Most teams still run releases, data movement, and the audit as three jobs — and the same customer still lives in more than one system. Foundation is the product. Salesforce is one destination on it.
| How it usually sits | On the rail |
|---|---|
| The same person split across CRM, billing, orders, and tickets | FOUNDATION — one record per customer, industry cloud first, any listed source to any listed destination |
| Promoting code as its own job | SHIP — risk-scored releases, rollback plans, approvals |
| Reconstructing the trail after the fact | GOVERN — one evidence trail from source commit to destination record |
| A different login for each of those jobs | One platform, one control plane |
| The vendor's name on the control plane | White-label — your brand, your domain |
Connect. Clean. Govern.
Most teams still govern cross-platform data with a mix of spreadsheets, one-off scripts, and someone's personal checklist — accurate until the person who built it leaves, or the platform list changes.
| How it usually sits | On the rail |
|---|---|
| Manual spreadsheet audits per platform | EXTRACT — one governed pipeline across all platforms |
| Custom scripts for policy checks | GOVERN — policy enforcement from a single control plane |
| Finding out about a breach after the fact | NOTIFY — real-time alerts the moment it happens |
| Digging through logs to explain what happened | EMIE — orchestration on the LLM you connect, reading live canvas nodes |
| A canvas you cannot put your name on | White-label — your brand, your domain |
When delivery still wears someone else's name.
Delivery teams either live inside a workspace they cannot put their name on, or they lose a private network when they pick a modern view layer. Pravadh PM is issue tracking you can brand — or run in your network — without a source license.
| How it usually sits | On the rail |
|---|---|
| A tracker whose screens you cannot put a client name on | ISSUES — keys, types, workflow, your brand |
| Modern views that stop at the door of a private network | VIEWS — board, list, timeline on the same issues |
| Plans that strip the board as you grow | Full product on every plan — seats, brand, runtime |
| A custom build, or source you should not hold | PRIVATE — runnable package, source stays with Labs |
Command the next send. Never burn the domain.
A list is not a plan. A sequencer is not a next send. The CRM has records. Pravadh SI finds the buyer, ranks the moment, drafts the touch — and will not reach a real person until you approve.
| How it usually sits | On the rail |
|---|---|
| Prospecting in a sheet, and someone remembering | CONNECT — name the buyer in plain English; CRM stays yours |
| A list with no score, or a score with no evidence | QUALIFY — explainable ICP and opportunity scores |
| Cadences that blast a new mailbox | ACT — draft the touch, ramp the sender, wait for your OK |
| Copying the next step in by hand | Write-back to the CRM you already run |
| The vendor's name on the workspace | White-label — your brand, your domain |
One free app instead of three paid tools.
Document generation and eSignature still leave Salesforce for Conga, S-Docs, or Nintex — then come back as a file someone attaches by hand. Recipients often need their own licence. Pravadh DocSign generates, signs, and stores on the record. The core product is free.
| How it usually sits | On the rail |
|---|---|
| A document tool, plus a separate eSign vendor | GENERATE · SIGN · STORE inside Salesforce |
| A licence for every person who signs | No licence to sign — unlimited recipients and signatures |
| The signed PDF in email, then a manual upload | Salesforce Files on the record |
| A per-seat or per-envelope bill | Free managed package. No paid tier. Unlimited users, documents, recipients, and signatures |
| Status you check in another tab | Flow actions, and a platform event on every envelope change |
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