In pilot use
Ordivis Platform
ITSM and ITAM without an asset limit — every module from day one, in your own data centre.
Public sector · Municipal operations · Critical infrastructure
Ordivis is a family of applications built for municipal administration. Each one handles a task that would otherwise live in a spreadsheet and a folder on a shelf. And each one runs on your own premises – none of them in someone else's cloud.
What is different here
Including where that means “not finished yet”. This is not modesty but the only statement you can rely on in a procurement process: anything written on this page in the present tense has shipped. Anything planned is on the roadmap and marked as planned.
Ordivis Platform is not yet generally available. It is in productive use at the first pilot customer; general availability is 1 January 2027. Until then we are taking on further pilot customers.
The family
Maturity and summary come from the same table that produces the menu and the sitemap. There is deliberately no second, hand-maintained version – it would drift apart.
In pilot use
ITSM and ITAM without an asset limit — every module from day one, in your own data centre.
Over 30 network, Active Directory and diagnostic tools in a free Windows app.
A digital door sign that reads your existing Exchange calendar — with no second set of data to maintain.
In development
Book sports halls, community centres and club rooms online — public availability without any personal data.
Beta
Review incoming mail on screen, mark it as seen and pass it on to the departments.
Every gritting and clearing run recorded every ten seconds — the route log as evidence.
In preparation
Equipment, machines and vehicles of the municipal yard in one place.
In preparation
What holds it together
Why does the same company build an ITSM system and a digital door sign and a mail folder? Because it is the same administration – just different rooms.
Describe the task – we will tell you whether one of our applications covers it. Including when the answer is “no”.