Co-founder & CEO
Ashwani Rawat
Seasoned entrepreneur with two decades in product development and P&L. Formerly CEO, Transerve; Precisely. IIT Kanpur.
About
We make enterprise AI governable.
Produktiv builds Kynexa, the Enterprise AI Control Plane for semantic governance across data, context, models, tools, agents, memory and audit.
Why we exist
Enterprise AI needs governance built for meaning.
Enterprises are deploying copilots, governed RAG applications and autonomous agents faster than they can govern them. Traditional controls protect files, tables and applications; they were not built for AI systems that combine context, infer meaning, call tools and act across enterprise boundaries.
Produktiv was born from a simple belief: enterprise productivity begins with trusted knowledge. Kynexa turns scattered enterprise knowledge into a governed AI foundation, so teams can unlock intelligent workflows without compromising compliance, trust or control.
Company facts
- Company
- Produktiv
- Product
- Kynexa
- Category
- Enterprise AI Control Plane
- Legal entity
- Neural Machines Private Limited
Founders
Built by enterprise software operators.
The founding team brings two decades each across product, engineering, cloud software, data platforms and enterprise SaaS.
Co-founder & CTO
Amarsh Chaturvedi
Technology leader in software engineering and cloud computation, with two decades in software and SaaS. Formerly CTO, Transerve; Precisely. IIT Kanpur.
What we value
Principles we build on.
Govern by meaning
We believe the unit of AI risk is meaning: what a system understands, combines and infers, not just the file it opened.
Prove everything
Trust in enterprise AI comes from evidence: lineage and structured audit across retrieval, model use, tools, memory and actions.
Stack agnostic
Kynexa is designed as a control plane over the enterprise estate, not another platform which teams must work around.
Get started
See Kynexa govern your AI — in 30 minutes.
Bring a real use case. We will set up governed retrieval, reasoning and audit on your stack.