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703 Actions. 15 Platforms.Zero Manual Work.

Keva doesn't just reply to tickets — it fixes things. Update pricing pages, process refunds, restart services, purge caches, and manage infrastructure. All through a safety-first approval system.

703
API Actions
15
Platforms
4
Risk Levels
100%
Approval Coverage
How platform actions work

Every action flows through safety

From AI decision to human approval to verified execution.

1

AI Decides

The agent reads the ticket and determines what platform action would resolve the issue.

2

Risk Assessed

Each action has a pre-assigned risk level. Low-risk reads execute automatically. Everything else queues.

3

You Approve

Review the action with a diff preview and risk badge. Approve, edit, or reject with one click.

4

Verified

After execution, the result is verified and the customer gets a response confirming the fix.

Key Differentiator

When APIs aren't enough

APIs cover 80% of actions. For the other 20% — visual editors, admin-only settings, complex UI workflows — Keva opens a real browser and acts like a human.

Priority 1

API Action

Fast, reliable, cheap. Used when one of 703 API actions covers the requested change.

e.g. Update product price, create refund, restart deployment

Priority 2

Browser Action

Headless automation. Used when no API covers the request — authenticates, navigates admin consoles, executes workflows.

e.g. WAF rule config, env var updates, webhook endpoint setup

Fallback

Instructions

If neither API nor browser access is available, Keva guides the customer with step-by-step instructions.

e.g. Platform not connected, requires physical access

When Browser Automation Kicks In

Cloudflare

Configure WAF rules, update Page Rules, manage rate limiting, deploy Workers

Vercel

Update env vars across environments, configure edge functions, rollback deployments

AWS

Modify IAM policies, update S3 bucket configs, manage CloudFront distributions

Stripe

Configure webhook endpoints, update billing portal settings, manage tax rules

GitHub

Update branch protection rules, manage repository secrets, configure Actions

Any Admin Console

SSO authentication, multi-step workflows, settings not exposed via API

The browser agent handles SSO, 2FA/TOTP, session caching, and error recovery. It learns playbooks from successful workflows and gets faster over time. All actions go through the same approval system as API actions.

All 15 connectors

Works with your stack

Each connector is fully integrated with Keva's approval system, risk assessment, and audit trail.

Cloudflare

62 actions
Infrastructure

DNS, CDN, security, and edge computing from support tickets.

DNS managementCache purgingSSL/TLS configFirewall rules+6 more
View all 62 actions

GitHub

61 actions
Developer Platform

Repository management and issue tracking from support tickets.

Issue trackingPR managementCI/CD workflowsRelease management+4 more
View all 61 actions

HubSpot

49 actions
CRM

CRM management and customer engagement from support tickets.

Contact managementDeal trackingTicket managementTask management+4 more
View all 49 actions

Jira

47 actions
Project Management

Issue tracking and sprint management from support tickets.

Issue trackingSprint managementBoard managementWorklog tracking+4 more
View all 47 actions

Slack

41 actions
Communication

Team messaging and notifications from support tickets.

Channel managementMessage sendingThread repliesReactions+4 more
View all 41 actions

AWS

40 actions
Cloud Infrastructure

Cloud infrastructure management from support tickets.

EC2 managementS3 storageCloudWatch monitoringRoute53 DNS+4 more
View all 40 actions

Salesforce

38 actions
CRM

Complete CRM management and bidirectional sync from support tickets.

Contact managementAccount managementCase creationLead tracking+4 more
View all 38 actions

Supabase

31 actions
Backend-as-a-Service

Backend platform management from support tickets.

Project managementEdge functionsStorage managementSecret management+4 more
View all 31 actions

Docker

30 actions
Container Orchestration

Container lifecycle and infrastructure management from support tickets.

Container lifecycleImage managementContainer logsResource stats+4 more
View all 30 actions

Kubernetes

30 actions
Container Orchestration

Cluster management and workload orchestration from support tickets.

Pod managementDeployment scalingRollback releasesLog streaming+4 more
View all 30 actions

Vercel

29 actions
Hosting

Frontend hosting and deployment management from support tickets.

Deployment managementRollbacksEnv variablesDomain management+4 more
View all 29 actions

Railway

25 actions
Hosting

Cloud hosting and service management from support tickets.

Service managementDeployment controlEnv variablesDomain management+4 more
View all 25 actions
Setup guide — all 15 connectors

Connect any platform in minutes, not hours

Three connection methods depending on the platform. We built each one to be as fast as possible — no unnecessary steps, no copying UUIDs.

OAuth1 click

One-click OAuth

Keva redirects you to the platform's own login screen. Approve the permissions and you're done. No tokens, no dashboards.

ShopifySalesforceSlack
Auto-Discover1 field

Token + Auto-Discover

Paste your API token once. Keva connects to the platform and automatically lists your projects, services, and environments as dropdowns.

RailwayVercelSupabase
Token1–3 fields

Copy & Paste

Generate an API key or token in the platform's developer settings — usually one or two fields. A step-by-step guide is shown directly in Keva.

StripeGitHubCloudflareHubSpotJiraWordPressAWS
Platform by platform

One-click OAuth

3 connectors
Shopify
~45 seconds

Enter your store name → click "Connect with Shopify" → install in one click

Your Shopify store URL (e.g. mystore.myshopify.com)

Salesforce
~1 minute

Click "Connect Salesforce" → log in to Salesforce → allow access

Your Salesforce login (any edition)

Slack
~1 minute

Click "Add to Slack" → pick your workspace → approve the bot permissions

Workspace admin rights in Slack

Token + Auto-Discover

3 connectors
Railway
~2 minutes

Paste your API token → Keva finds your projects → pick from dropdown

A Railway API token (Account Settings → Tokens)

Vercel
~2 minutes

Paste your API token → Keva lists your projects → select one

A Vercel token (Dashboard → Settings → Tokens)

Supabase
~2 minutes

Paste your access token → Keva finds your projects → pick from dropdown

A Supabase access token (Account → Access Tokens)

Copy & Paste

7 connectors
Stripe
~3 minutes

Create a restricted API key in Stripe and paste it in

Restricted API key from Stripe → Developers → API Keys

GitHub
~3 minutes

Generate a fine-grained personal access token scoped to your repos

GitHub account with repo access (Settings → Developer settings → Tokens)

Cloudflare
~3 minutes

Create a scoped API token and paste it in

Cloudflare account (My Profile → API Tokens → Create Token)

HubSpot
~4 minutes

Create a private app in HubSpot and paste the access token

HubSpot account with Admin access (Settings → Integrations → Private Apps)

Jira
~4 minutes

Generate an Atlassian API token and enter your site URL and email

Jira site URL + your email + API token (id.atlassian.com → Security)

WordPress
~2 minutes

Generate an Application Password from your WordPress profile and paste it in

WordPress Admin login (WP Admin → Users → Profile → Application Passwords)

AWS
~5 minutes

Create an IAM user with scoped permissions and paste the access key + secret

AWS account with IAM access — create a dedicated user for Keva

Infrastructure Credentials

2 connectors
Docker
~5 minutes

Provide your Docker host URL and credentials — Keva connects via the Docker API

Docker host with API accessible (TLS recommended) + credentials

Kubernetes
~5 minutes

Provide cluster API endpoint and a service account token with scoped RBAC

Cluster API server URL + service account token with appropriate cluster role

All credentials encrypted

Every token, key, and password is encrypted with AES-256-GCM before storage. The AI model never sees raw credentials — they are injected at execution time and never logged. You can revoke or rotate credentials at any time from the Settings page.

Safety-first by design

Every action has a risk level

You're always in control. Low-risk reads execute automatically. Everything else needs your approval.

Low Risk

Read-only operations. Execute automatically with no approval needed.

Examples: List orders, get customer details, check deployment status

Medium Risk

Creates or updates data. Queued for your approval by default.

Examples: Update product prices, create tickets, send messages

High Risk

Destructive or hard-to-reverse. Always requires explicit approval.

Examples: Process refunds, delete records, restart services

Critical Risk

Severe consequences. Requires confirmation with full context.

Examples: Cancel subscriptions, delete products, remove workers

Stop forwarding tickets to your dev team.

Let Keva fix things directly. On any platform. With your approval.

Custom setup tailored to your stack. We adapt to you.

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