Trust and guardrails

Autonomous, without losing control.

No source, no sentence. Kryva is built to run on its own while staying grounded in real research and your approved knowledge — with rules you can read, running before anything sends.

01 — Source-grounded generation

Outbound that can't make things up.

Every draft is built from a context packet: the research Kryva actually gathered plus your approved knowledge. If a draft references something that isn't in the packet, it's rejected and regenerated. The model doesn't get to be creative about facts.

Packet

Careers page: 3 SDR roles open

Packet

LinkedIn post: Q3 pipeline rebuild

Not in packet

Podcast appearance. Draft rejected.

02 — Customer-controlled knowledge

You decide what Kryva knows.

Knowledge Base

AI-enriched from research, then corrected and extended by your team.

Battlecards

Your approved competitive intelligence. No card? Kryva falls back to your positioning, then a category answer — never improvisation.

Case studies

Editable proof points Kryva matches to each account and persona.

03 — Deliverability intelligence

Your threshold. Your rules.

Kryva warms up sending inboxes, audits every email and scores its spam risk. You set the score you'll accept. Anything above it is reworked before it can send.

  • Email warm-up
  • Spam auditing
  • Spam-risk scoring
  • Content guardrails
  • User-defined spam threshold

Guardrails reduce risk. No tool can guarantee inbox placement, and we don't claim to.

Your threshold

20

Draft

31

Blocked
Rewrite — risky phrasing and extra links removed

Final

17

Approved

04 — Autonomous guardrails

AI wrote it isn't a reason to send it.

Every email passes a two-layer compliance gate. Fail either layer and it's blocked before sending.

Layer 1: deterministic rules

Pass or fail. No judgement involved.

Unsubscribe linkPostal addressSuppression list120-word cap2-link cap

Layer 2: AI screen

A second model reads the draft the way a skeptical buyer would.

Spam signalsPushinessPersonalisation check

05 — Reviewability

You approve what matters.

Drafts that pass the gate land in your approval queue — approve one by one or clear a visible batch. Replies are sorted into seven intents; by default only meeting confirmations and declines skip review. Change the defaults when you're ready.

Meeting bookedAuto
Not interestedAuto
InterestedReview
QuestionReview
ObjectionReview
Not readyReview
RescheduleReview

06 — Transparency

See the reasoning behind every line.

Sources on personalisation

Personalised lines carry the source they came from, so you can check before approving.

Style adaptation, with limits

Tone adapts using DISC styles, with a confidence level. When confidence is low Kryva writes neutrally. Any contact can opt out.

Everything searchable

Full-text search across every email already sent, so any claim can be traced after the fact.

3-month pilot

See Kryva run on your own ICP.

We run Kryva on your real target accounts — you judge us on meetings.