EAOS · Digital Workplace

EAOS Secure Collaboration Platform

A secure alternative to Teams and Slack: chat, voice, video, documents, and tasks in one platform under the organization's control.

Collaboration product visual
E2Eencrypted communication
AImeeting assistant

Scattered communication tools leak data and create dependence on external services. This platform gathers every conversation, meeting, document, and task into one secure environment; in the EAOS generation, communication is not message delivery but part of making the organization intelligent — the AI assistant turns a meeting into tasks and a summary.

Capabilities

Secure enterprise messaging with encryption
Secure voice calls (end-to-end)
Video conferencing with whiteboard and recording
AI meeting summaries and task extraction
Document collaboration with version control
Access control and full audit
Data-loss prevention

EAOS · ARCHITECTURE

System architecture

In the EAOS generation, communication is not message delivery — it is part of making the organization intelligent.

Secure collaboration platform architecture
Secure collaboration platform architecture

EAOS · CATALOGUE

Product catalogue

Digital Collaboration Platform — version 1.0, published 6 Mordad 1405

Page 1 of 13 — Cover — the Digital Collaboration Platform
Page 2 of 13 — 01 Introduction and rationale — the organization's communication tools are separate, and the real work is lost between them
Page 3 of 13 — 02 Architecture overview — seven layers, twenty independent services, and a federation gateway that keeps the layers apart
Page 4 of 13 — 03 Video and audio — the enterprise meeting, audio conferencing, and a media path that stays inside the organization's own infrastructure
Page 5 of 13 — 04 Messaging and team workspace — the three blocks that make up a working day: communication, content and knowledge, team coordination
Page 6 of 13 — 05 Workflow and business process management — a meeting or a conversation becomes part of a formal organizational process
Page 7 of 13 — 06 Enterprise AI — an assistant that proposes summaries, decisions and tasks, and leaves the decision to a person
Page 8 of 13 — 07 Security, trust and governance — four control axes, six defensive layers, and a mapping to reference frameworks
Page 9 of 13 — 08 Deployment, scalability and reliability — three installation models, one service contract, and quality targets measured before delivery
Page 10 of 13 — 09 Enterprise use cases — ten uses that run on separate tools today and converge on one platform
Page 11 of 13 — 10 Competitive advantage and differentiation — ten declared architecture decisions, and a conceptual comparison with the usual tool categories
Page 12 of 13 — 11 Technical specification, roadmap and next step — what the product is built with, the order of delivery, and what is needed to start
Page 13 of 13 — Back cover — enterprise communication creates value when it leaves a trace
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