Software & products
Beyond IT services, Nyverra builds software you can run in production — ITSM, blogging, WhatsApp attendance, and file management. Browse the portfolio and talk to the team about what fits your operation.
Products
Pick a product and talk to us about scope, rollout, and support.
ITSM
Multi-tenant ITSM for MSPs, ISPs, and mission-critical ops: SLA service desk, ITIL problems/changes/releases, CMDB, contracts, KB, approvals, and client portal — with native Zabbix, Meta Cloud WhatsApp, LDAP/SAML, and mobile in one product.
Blogging
Blogging SaaS: TipTap editor, editorial roles, media library, moderated comments, newsletter, SEO/RSS/sitemap, light/dark themes, and dedicated SMTP — a multi-tenant editorial channel for brands and teams that need to publish on their own.
Conversational WhatsApp attendance (Meta Cloud API): conversation queues, bot with escalation to operators, group round-robin, ticket/SLA linking, and human handoff — an inbox and automation product for ops and support.
Storage
Enterprise S3/MinIO file management: clients with isolated buckets, tree + gallery explorer, previews, batch sync, password-protected shares, branding, and granular ACL — multi-tenant storage independent of the ITSM.
Method
The same process for Portal ITSM, Blog, Bot, S3 Manager, or a new software — clear scope, visible delivery, and operations after go-live.
We map who runs day-to-day operations, required integrations, SLAs, and constraints — for any portfolio product, not only custom builds.
Setup, branding, environments, and acceptance criteria aligned to the chosen product. Documentation from day one.
Deploy, validation, training, and runbooks. The team that knows the product stays through stabilization.
Roadmap, usage metrics, and contracted support — the product grows with the customer, not deliver-and-disappear.
Portal, Blog, Bot, S3 Manager, or another catalog product? The conversation starts with the product — and your process.
Portal ITSM, Blog, Bot, S3 Manager, or a new software — talk to the team. The first conversation is technical.
