Included with Compsia-managed systems
access, supervision and approval in one environment.
See how it fits beneath a delivered system.
See the included environment →Access, supervise and approve the AI systems Compsia delivers.
Skybridge is the shared environment beneath a Compsia-managed AI production system. It gives authorised teams one place to use delivered capabilities, review supported work and participate in configured approvals.
Included without a separate platform licence within contracted users, usage and service limits. Not sold as a standalone automation product.
From accepted system to supervised operation.
Skybridge supports the capabilities Compsia has designed, tested and released for your agreed production perimeter.
Use delivered capabilities
Authorised users access only the capabilities, sources and actions defined for the accepted Compsia system.
Review supported work
Teams can inspect prepared work, operating state and the evidence made available for that delivered capability.
Keep authority explicit
Configured approval steps show the proposed action to an authorised reviewer before consequential execution is released.
A shared operating surface for what Compsia delivers.
Bounded to the work
Each delivered capability has its own purpose, knowledge and access boundary, kept isolated from other workspaces and functions.
Use an agreed channel
The web interface, WhatsApp or another verified channel may be configured when the accepted system requires it.
Operates your stack
Connections and permitted actions are named for the exact delivered system; catalogue size is not a production claim.
Configured operating paths
Schedules, events, rules and model-assisted steps follow the accepted design and its failure behaviour.
Approval, built in
Consequential actions follow the permission, approval and prohibited-action rules defined for the system.
Data paths are system-specific
Sources, providers, retained data, access boundaries and deletion behaviour are documented for the delivered configuration.
Controls stated at the exact system boundary.
Compsia defines users, sources, permissions, approvals, providers, failure behaviour and operating limits for each production system.
Walled off by design
Every workspace is isolated at the database layer. One team's data, connections and agents are never visible to another — enforced on every query, not left to convention.
Your files never move
Agents read your tools on demand and keep only distilled knowledge and references — never a copy of your documents, and their contents are never logged. The originals stay in your systems.
Approval before anything leaves
No email, message or record update sends itself. Every outbound action waits for a human's OK — by WhatsApp, email, or a secure link.
Keys you set, never see again
Connected accounts and API keys are write-only and revocable per workspace. They're stored server-side and never sent back to the browser.
Encryption with explicit boundaries
TLS protects data in transit. Hosting providers encrypt supported databases and backups at rest; authorised services decrypt the data needed to perform approved processing.
A vetted connector gateway
App connections are brokered by our partner Maton through a managed connection layer designed for scoped credential access.
Start with the business result. Skybridge follows the system.
Compsia designs, launches and operates the production system. Skybridge access is included for the supported capabilities stated in the managed-service agreement.
The things people ask first.
Can I buy Skybridge separately?
No. Skybridge is included with an active Compsia-managed production system for the contracted users, usage, capabilities and service limits. It is not a separate platform buying decision.
How do people use it day to day?
Authorised users access the delivered capabilities through the configured interface or channel, review supported work and participate in approval steps defined for their roles.
Can it act on its own?
Authority is system-specific. Actions are classified as permitted, approval-gated or prohibited, with defined behaviour when confidence or required context is insufficient.
What can it connect to?
The proposal and release record name the exact verified systems, permissions and actions required for the production result. A connector catalogue is not evidence that every action is production-ready.