Three AI companies. One distribution engine.
SKYTEK has delivered enterprise‑grade managed IT, cloud, and security since 2012. The operating discipline, engineering bench, and audited controls from that business are now the foundation for three AI products: an agent that fronts the customer, a platform that runs the operation, and a phone system that closes the loop between them. Each is a standalone company, built and proven inside SKYTEK’s own operations before it is sold.
Why a managed‑services company builds AI companies
Most AI startups spend their first two years learning how enterprises actually operate, building a delivery team, and earning the certifications procurement demands. SKYTEK started with all three.
Operating experience, not a whiteboard
Fourteen years of running managed IT, cloud, and security at enterprise scale, with engineering and delivery teams across the United States and internationally. The products are built on how that work is actually done: how tickets flow, how onboarding breaks, how calls turn into work. SKYTEK is the first customer of each product and the reference deployment for every buyer that follows.
Built on our own operations
Solvantis runs SKYTEK’s internal service desk, inventory, billing, and Azure cost management, so the product is developed and tested against real operational load every day. Client data is never used to train or tune any product; every deployment runs on privately hosted models with the customer’s data isolated in its own tenancy.
Delivery is audited
Azure Expert MSP, SOC 2 Type II attestation, an ISO 27001‑aligned ISMS, and MISA membership. The same control environment that passes enterprise vendor‑risk review for managed services extends to the AI products, which shortens procurement for every new buyer.
The AI agent with a face, sold against a payroll line
Saava is a conversational AI agent, rendered as an avatar with voice, that handles front‑line customer and patient interactions on a website, a kiosk, or inside a workflow. It is priced against the fully loaded cost of the full‑time hire it replaces, which makes the ROI conversation short.
Visit saava.ai →- Live demo on saava.ai as the primary conversion asset
- Early‑adopter pilots with new customers
- Healthcare vertical as the first focused market
- Founder‑led content on LinkedIn
- White‑label channel through partner MSPs
The platform a managed‑services business runs on
Solvantis is not a smarter service desk. It is the full operating layer for an MSP: ticketing with metrics, a comprehensive inventory, a hardware storefront, billing, Azure cost management, and Microsoft 365 administration, with AI that resolves level‑1 and level‑2 tickets and automates onboarding and offboarding end to end. It runs SKYTEK first, then sells to every MSP that wants what SKYTEK has.
Visit solvantis.ai →- The PSA and ticketing tool
- The asset and inventory system
- The quoting and hardware procurement workflow
- Billing reconciliation and Azure cost tooling
- Separate Microsoft 365 administration consoles
The phone system that writes the ticket while you talk
NovaComm is an AI phone system built for organizations whose calls create work. Its AI listens to the call and opens or updates the ticket and the CRM record in real time, so by the time the caller hangs up the record is already correct, assigned, and in the queue. No after‑call wrap‑up, no missed notes, no drift between what was said and what was logged.
Visit novacomm.ai →- Solvantis ticketing, natively
- Third‑party PSA and CRM systems through integrations
- Microsoft Teams Phone environments SKYTEK already manages
How the three compound
The companies are independent, but they are designed to sell each other. A customer that adopts one becomes the natural buyer of the next. The loop below runs inside SKYTEK today.
NovaComm answers
The AI phone system handles the call and creates the ticket or CRM record while the conversation is happening.
Solvantis resolves
The ticket lands in Solvantis, where AI resolves L1/L2 issues and routes the rest with full context, inventory, and billing already attached.
Saava fronts the client
Web, kiosk, and in‑workflow interactions are handled by a Saava agent, feeding the same records and the same private‑AI stack.
Protected AI underneath
All three run on privately hosted models with per‑tenant data lakes, so regulated clients adopt AI without exporting their data.
The parent company
SKYTEK Solutions, LLC is the operating parent and the first customer of each product, with teams across the United States and around the world. The AI companies sell to new customers and through partner MSPs; they are not deployed into SKYTEK’s existing managed‑services accounts.
Leadership
Michael Leonard
Founded SKYTEK in 2012 and built it into an Azure Expert MSP with SOC 2 Type II attestation. Sets product direction across the AI portfolio and leads go‑to‑market for Saava.
Philip Agenbag
Runs SKYTEK’s service delivery, client operations, and utilization across the US and international teams. Solvantis is built against the operating model he runs, and his organization is its first production user.
Scott Cela
Leads network engineering and operations, including the Microsoft Teams Phone and managed VoIP practice that NovaComm extends, and the infrastructure the AI products run on.
Gaurav Thakur
Leads engineering across Saava, Solvantis, and NovaComm and the private‑AI platform they share, including model hosting, per‑tenant data isolation, and the AI automation team.
Talk to us about the portfolio
We share the investor deck, current traction, and financials under NDA. Reach the CEO directly.
This page is provided for informational purposes only and does not constitute an offer to sell or a solicitation of an offer to buy any securities. Any such offer will be made only to qualified investors by means of definitive offering documents. Forward‑looking statements reflect current expectations and are subject to change.