KMVSG solutions

Services, licenses and rollout in a single workflow

We build a clear route for your business: which services and licenses to consider, what to deploy separately and how to bring it all into operation with access rights, policies and support.

License selectionServices on your own serverBots and integrationsOngoing support

KMVSG solutions

We assemble a working set for your task: licenses, communications, bots, storage, remote access and support.

Email, files, chat, SSO, RU

Workspace365 — cloud workspace for teams

Email, files, documents, chat and video calls in one workspace with single sign-on, hosted on infrastructure in Russia.

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Email, DNS, migration, licenses

Corporate email and licenses

VK WorkSpace, Yandex 360, R7-Office and related licenses with launch, migration and support.

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Email, SMTP, DKIM, segments

Listmonk and self-hosted newsletters

Your own email newsletter platform: installation, SMTP, domain, subscribers, templates, segments, API and unsubscribes.

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MAX ↔ Telegram, limits, payments

KMVSG Gate

A bridge between MAX and Telegram for work channels, custom bots, requests, posts and managed billing.

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Web chat, email, Telegram, API

Chatwoot helpdesk

A self-hosted support hub for your site, email, Telegram, WhatsApp and internal integrations.

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KPI, stock, integrations

KMVSG Seller

A dashboard for metrics, stock and operational control for sellers.

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CRM, Airtable-like, self-hosted

Baserow CRM and work databases

Self-hosted CRM, task trackers, client databases, forms and integrations built on Baserow.

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PaaS, Docker, GitHub, preview

Coolify and self-host deployment

Pilot, installation and support of Coolify for applications, Docker Compose, preview environments and internal services.

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Medusa, payments, 1C, PoC

Medusa Commerce

Audit, PoC and rollout of headless commerce: catalog, checkout, payments, webhooks, 1C/ERP and access provisioning.

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Ghost, subscriptions, content

Ghost for paid subscriptions

Paid media, a private club or a paid newsletter on Ghost with external billing and a clear member flow.

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PostHog, funnels, experiments

PostHog and product analytics

Funnels, session replay, feature flags and A/B tests with event taxonomy, privacy rules and a careful pilot.

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Files, office, remote access

Services on your own server

Nextcloud, Matrix, RustDesk, Collabora and work services on the client’s infrastructure or KMVSG’s.

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Plausible, privacy, reports

Private web analytics

Plausible Cloud or self-hosted CE: goals, CTA events, UTM, reports, backups and support.

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Memory, style, files, chats

AI assistants

Assistants for MAX, Telegram, VK WorkSpace and internal scenarios with memory, files and policies.

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Matrix, Element, bridges

Secure communication

Matrix + Element, messenger bridges, access permissions, notifications and a unified work environment.

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PDF, signing, audit, self-hosted

DocuSeal — electronic document signing

Self-hosted online document signing (a DocuSign alternative): PDF upload, fields, in-browser signing and an audit trail — on your own infrastructure.

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Docker, containers, SSO

Portainer — Docker management panel

A web panel for Docker/Compose/Kubernetes containers, images, volumes and stacks with SSO-gated access — we install and configure it turnkey.

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Wiki, knowledge, SSO, search

Outline — company knowledge base

A self-hosted, Notion-style wiki and knowledge base with single sign-on and search — deployed on your infrastructure.

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Docs, wiki, permissions

Docmost — wiki and documentation

A collaborative document base and wiki (a Confluence alternative) with spaces and permissions — installed and configured turnkey.

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Wiki, Markdown, SSO

Wiki.js — corporate wiki engine

A flexible self-hosted wiki with Markdown, group-based permissions and SSO/LDAP login — on your own servers.

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DNS, ad-blocking, network

AdGuard Home — network-wide ad blocking

A network DNS filter for ads, trackers and malicious domains for the office — installed and configured on a dedicated node.

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Logs, metrics, traces, S3

OpenObserve — logs and monitoring

A self-hosted platform for logs, metrics and traces with S3 storage — a low-cost ELK/Grafana alternative that we deploy and wire to your services.

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Photos, E2E, 2FA

Ente — private photo cloud

Self-hosted photo storage with end-to-end encryption and a 2FA manager (a Google Photos alternative) — on your own infrastructure.

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PaaS, deploy, git, TLS

Dokku — your own PaaS for deploys

A mini app-deploy platform in the Heroku style: git push, build and run with automatic TLS — set up on a dedicated server.

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Backup, encryption, S3

Duplicati — backups

Encrypted backups with a web interface and upload to S3 or cloud, with verifiable restore — we set up the schedule turnkey.

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SFTP, WebDAV, S3, permissions

SFTPGo — secure file server

SFTP, FTP/S and WebDAV with a web admin, quotas and permissions, storing on disk or in S3 — deployed for secure file exchange.

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Budget, sync, privacy

Actual — personal finance server

A self-hosted budget with client-side sync and encryption — a private alternative to cloud budgeting apps.

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Chat, threads, integrations

Zulip — team chat with threads

A self-hosted corporate chat with topic threads, search and integrations (a Slack alternative) — installed and maintained.

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Kazakhstan (KZ)

A dedicated track for the Kazakhstan market: uploading products to the National Catalog (NKT), working with reference books, codes and moderation.

Adjacent services you can add to the project

If an infrastructure task comes up alongside email, licenses, self-hosted services or bots, it can be handled within the same rollout route.

Not everything needs to become a separate purchase

Some adjacent work is more sensible to include in the launch: a domain audit before migration, access rules before issuing accounts, backups before moving files, monitoring before handing the service over to operation.

Context first
We look at current services, domains, access rights, risks and constraints.
Then priorities
We separate what is mandatory for launch from what can wait for the next stage.
Then rollout
We set up services, policies, integrations and basic health checks.
Then support
We define what to maintain regularly and what only needs an occasional check.