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When a network problem is detected — from monitoring, a configuration drift, or a poll failure — Qorxenna begins investigating immediately. No human needs to open a ticket. No query needs to be written. Evidence is correlated across device configuration, event logs, and monitoring data to produce a structured verdict.

Every investigation ends with a structured root cause hypothesis — not a raw log dump. The verdict identifies the likely cause, rates confidence as HIGH, MEDIUM, or LOW, provides next steps for the engineer, and cites the specific evidence supporting each conclusion.

While your team sleeps, Qorxenna monitors and investigates. Every incident that triggers overnight is triaged, documented, and queued for engineer review by the time the morning shift arrives. The Ghost Shift report surfaces all overnight investigations in one place.

Qorxenna continuously collects configuration snapshots from network devices. Every change is versioned, viewable as a diff, and automatically correlated with any incident investigation that follows. Config drift is detected and surfaced — before it becomes a problem.

The Geo Wallboard maps your device estate geographically, overlaid with live incident data, AI triage status, and monitoring signals. Clicking any device flies the view to its location and opens its full investigation panel.

Run read-only diagnostic commands against any device directly from the platform. Every command is logged, attributed, and audit-trailed. No uncontrolled SSH sessions, no undocumented activity.

Qorxenna is designed around a non-negotiable principle: autonomous investigation, human authority. The platform surfaces verdicts and next steps. It does not act on them. Any external action — a configuration push, a ticket, a page — requires explicit engineer approval.

The Investigation Feed shows every step of an AI investigation in real time — evidence collected, findings identified, confidence scored. Completed investigations can be replayed step by step. Nothing in the analysis is hidden from the engineer reviewing it.