KernIA Service Desk
IT support that learns from every resolved ticket.
A service desk platform for public and private organizations: requests with agreed service levels, a knowledge base, an asset inventory, and an AI copilot that answers by citing previous cases, articles, and real assets.
How it works
Circular platform flow: a new ticket goes through AI triage, reaches the technician with cited suggestions from the wiki, the CMDB, and previous tickets; once resolved, it is indexed as knowledge that feeds the next ticket.
Live demo
Try it: semantic ticket triage
Describe a ticket the way you would write it to your help desk and watch the AI route it live, confidence levels included.
or try an example
IDLE :: type a ticket to watch it get classified live
queries: 30/30Classification by semantic similarity (Gemini embeddings) against 7 typical service-desk queues — the production version adds context, history, and business rules. Queues and examples are 100% synthetic sample data.
What it does
AI-powered triage
Suggested category and priority; a human confirms.
Cited suggestions
Similar resolved cases, articles, and assets — always cited to a ticket ID or URL.
Duplicate detection
Repeated tickets identified before effort is duplicated.
A self-feeding wiki
Articles generated from resolved tickets, plus knowledge-gap detection.
Asset inventory with dependencies
Natural-language impact analysis: "if this server goes down, what is affected?"
Universal ⌘K assistant
Search and actions from any screen, multi-tenant with RBAC.
Differentiating capabilities
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The AI never makes things up
Every answer cited to a verifiable ticket ID, URL, or asset.
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Sovereign RAG
Embeddings and semantic index in your PostgreSQL.
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Comprehensive auditing
Complete logs and versioned prompts.
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White-label
The platform speaks with your organization's identity.
Tech stack
- Next.js
- Gemini + embeddings
- PostgreSQL
- Cloud Storage
Delivery model
SaaS managed by Nuuptech, or installed on the customer's infrastructure.
Book a demo
Tell us your challenge and we'll propose a concrete path — no strings attached.