Unlock The Potential
Of Your Enterprise

When enterprises lack a clear contract for platform contributions, the result is chaos: every team builds differently, integration becomes slow, governance is patchy, and security risks multiply.
Instead of accelerating innovation, the platform becomes a bottleneck: expensive to maintain and difficult to evolve, leaving little room to support modern workloads, such as AI/ML pipelines.
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Syntasso Kratix Enterprise (SKE) fixes this by providing the foundation every enterprise platform needs. It enforces consistency across teams through a contract-based model, while powering the platform itself with self-service APIs, fleet-wide management, and built-in business processes, including governance and compliance.
With integrations into frontends like Backstage and support for golden paths, SKE ensures developers can contribute quickly, run reliably, and scale confidently, even for AI-driven use cases.
Reduce I&O delays from months to minutes
Reduce time taken for environment provisioning
Claim back 65% of wasted developer time
Enable Platform Engineering to thrive in your organisation
85% of platform teams plan to provide portals by 2028
...but enterprises need more than a GUI to orchestrate platforms
Innovation, Without Compromise

With a single, enforceable contract as the backbone of your enterprise, you unlock the full potential of your teams. Developers and business units alike gain the freedom to innovate within clear boundaries, confident that their contributions align with platform requirements and are production-ready for AI-powered applications.
This contract-driven model eliminates friction between teams, accelerates the adoption of shared services and golden paths, and fosters trust in the platform. As a result, innovation scales seamlessly across business units and geographies, without sacrificing governance, compliance, or operational excellence.
Your platform becomes more than infrastructure; it becomes the trusted enabler of enterprise-wide innovation, ready for the AI era.