One Regulated Operations Platform—not a product catalog.

EVYNUM is a Regulated Operations Platform: 12 Industry Solutions organizations subscribe to, 8 internal Platform Services EVYNUM operates to connect them, and one shared foundation underneath—plus vendor-neutral advisory when you need independent judgment.

  • 20 systems · two clear groups
  • Subscribe · Industry Solutions
  • Internal · Platform Services
  • Does not sell public hosting

20 systems. Two clear groups—not a random product list.

EVYNUM = Regulated Operations Platform

12 Industry Solutions—SaaS platforms organizations subscribe to. 8 Platform Services—internal systems EVYNUM operates to run SaaS, servers, and company operations. One shared foundation underneath.

Here is how that platform is structured. ↓

Platform company—not a vendor shelf

EVYNUM builds software for organizations that cannot afford brittle systems: municipalities, healthcare networks, manufacturers, mobility operators, and finance teams who need operations to stay correct under load and auditable over years—not quarters.

In brief

Industry Solutions are SaaS you subscribe to—12 platforms including Carntal for mobility, Froleum for fuel retail, and Erstia for business operations. Platform Services are internal systems EVYNUM runs. EVYNUM does not sell public hosting.

Our advisory practice helps executives assess and de-risk major investments before vendor lock-in. Our platforms address specific operating models with long horizons, clear boundaries, and documentation that survives team turnover.

Two groups—not a random product list

Every system belongs to one of two categories. That clarity is deliberate.

Industry Solutions · 12 SaaS · subscribe

12 SaaS platforms any organization can subscribe to—each built for a distinct regulated operating model.

Platform Services · 8 internal

Eight internal systems EVYNUM operates to monitor SaaS, manage servers, run company operations, and connect Industry Solutions—they are not sold to customers as standalone products.

See how they connect →

Who we serve

Organizations that cannot afford archaeology projects—across regulated and operations-intensive industries worldwide.

  • Public sector & municipalities
  • Healthcare networks
  • Financial services & audit
  • Manufacturing & compliance
  • Early-years care
  • Mobility & rental
  • DNS & platform operators
  • Operations-intensive enterprises

Operating paths

Illustrative paths through connected systems—not client testimonials. Formal case studies are published when available.

Healthcare operations

Clinric clinical workflows → EVYNUM AI for governed inference → Vault for credentials → Command Center for service health.

Public sector assets

Civanox asset registers → Docs for policies and evidence → Command Center for operational visibility → Gateway where services monetize.

DNS at scale

Lanofa authoritative DNS → DOB for pre-cutover testing → Vault for API credentials → Command Center for propagation alerts.

Mobility & rental

Carntal fleet and branch operations → Gateway for reservations and billing → Command Center for portfolio visibility.

See integration model →

Paths by role

The same platform—three evaluation lenses procurement, engineering, and audit teams use.

CTO / CIO

From architecture map to integration proof—not middleware on repeat.

  1. See the ecosystem

    How Gateway, Vault, AI, and Command Center wire Industry Solutions.

    Step 1 — Platform map
  2. Review how we build

    Architecture and engineering principles you can hand to the next team.

    Step 2 — Architecture
  3. Integration model

    Native Platform Services—not custom glue per product.

    Step 3 — Integration
  4. Platform depth

    Full ecosystem, lifecycle, and 20-system directory.

    Step 4 — Platform hub

CISO / Audit

From Trust Center to evidence paths—not questionnaires assembled at audit time.

  1. Enter Trust Center

    Security, infrastructure, compliance, privacy—one procurement hub.

    Step 1 — Trust Center
  2. Security evidence

    Controls, encryption, questionnaires, shared responsibility.

    Step 2 — Security
  3. Compliance posture

    How evidence is produced during operations.

    Step 3 — Compliance
  4. How we build security

    Philosophy behind controls auditors can follow.

    Step 4 — Security discipline

What we are not

Trust & evidence

Maturity shows in published controls—not marketing adjectives.

Procurement and audit reviewers start at the Trust Center—Security, Infrastructure, and Compliance as independent evidence paths.