Ayotta is two things, stitched together: observability for business transactions as they hop across MQ, databases, ERP, directory, CRM and everything else — and a helpdesk that sits on top of your Jira or ServiceNow so every ticket is already linked to the flow it belongs to. Purpose-built for aerospace parts & concessions, insurance claims & policies, and banking trades & onboarding.
Ayotta is an observability platform that traces business transactions across your estate — and a helpdesk layer that sits on top of Jira and ServiceNow so every ticket is already stitched to its flow.
Trace a part order, a claim, a trade, or an onboarding as it hops across MQ, databases, ERP, directory and CRM — without re-instrumenting a thing. Spot where it's stalled, know what breaks if a box dies, and forecast the queues that are about to overflow.
A layer over Jira or ServiceNow — not a replacement. Every ticket arrives pre-linked to its flow context, so CSAT, effort, cost, approvals and design docs live on the same surface as the transaction that caused the work.
Pre-built adapters for MQ, Kafka, Oracle, SAP, LDAP, Dynamics, Memority, ELK. Plus custom REST for anything else.
Stitches transactions across heterogeneous systems without requiring a shared correlation ID. Heuristic + rule-based.
On-prem collector keeps data inside your estate; SaaS control plane for the UI and analytics. UK/EU residency.
Slack, email, PagerDuty, webhook. Threshold and anomaly alerts with escalation so signals never get lost.
High-value transactions, regulated estates, legacy systems that don't talk to each other cleanly. Ayotta is purpose-built for the places where a single lost transaction costs real money.
Ayotta is built by the engineers at Ayotta Tech — the consultancy that's spent years inside aerospace, insurance and banking estates helping enterprises untangle business transactions across MQ, SAP, LDAP and the long tail of legacy systems that never talk to each other cleanly. We built Ayotta because our clients kept asking for a tool that knew where their part orders, claims and trades actually went.
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