Uplivra Intelligence

Ask, don't dig

Type a question the way you'd ask a colleague: "What's going on right now?", "Why are devices down at HQ?", "Which links had the worst jitter today?" or "Search the logs for \"authentication failed\" since 8am". Uplivra works out which devices, sites, times and measurements you mean, searches its own data, and lays the answer out as:

• A headline and what stands out: the short answer first, then the findings behind it.
• Incidents, correlated: alerts, bursts of log errors, measurement spikes, configuration changes and silent collectors that happened together, with the likely common factor. For example, "all 6 devices depend on core-sw1, which went down first" or "the firewall's configuration changed 7 minutes before".
• Charts and tables: latency, jitter, packet loss, CPU, interface errors and more for the devices involved, compared with the same period before.
• Log patterns: thousands of messages grouped into a short list ("Interface … changed state to down, 212 times on 3 switches"), with what's new since the period before.
• What to look at next, with links straight to the device, alert or log search.

Explain on an alert and Ask on a device do the same for one alert or device, including what it depends on.

Private by design

• Runs on your server. The analysis is built into Uplivra. It needs no setup and no graphics card, and answers in about a second.
• Nothing leaves your network. It reads only Uplivra's own database. It doesn't search the internet or call a cloud AI service.
• Report and analyze only. It can't change devices, settings or alerts. It reads, correlates and explains.

Optional: an AI model on your own network

Want answers worded in full sentences, or questions phrased any way at all? Point Uplivra at a language model you run yourself. Ollama on the same server or another computer on your network is the simplest. The model gets only the facts Uplivra found, with passwords and keys masked. It has no tools and can't change anything. Uplivra refuses any model address that isn't on a private network.

Pricing

$1,199 a year for up to 100 devices, then $0.50 per extra device per month.