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Ardin reads every exchange and vendor notice, checks it against every system your firm runs, and opens a ticket only for the team that has to act, with the reason.

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How it works

Every notice GitHubCoinbaseKraken is checked against every system you run 68 systems and becomes a ticket CriticalARD-7 with the reason, or a question Not sure? Ask..

  1. 1

    Collect

    Status pages, venue notices and vendor feeds land in one place, deduplicated, each update matched to the issue it belongs to.

  2. 2

    Check

    Jev asks, of every notice, whether it touches each system you run, and how badly. Clear calls are made in code; unsure ones go to a person.

  3. 3

    Route

    Each affected team gets one ticket with what to do and why it is theirs. Everyone else is left alone.

Why Jev

Measured on real notices, not promised.

46 → 13
notices in, tickets out, in one real run
< 0.5 s
a Jev call, whether it asks 5 questions or 40 (336–448 ms median)
$0.000022
a 3-question Jev call
≈ 1¢
checking a whole 46-notice run
6 asked
notices Ardin wasn't sure about went to a person instead of a guess
11 / 11
tickets went to the right team at the right severity, on 28 notices labelled by hand; none hit a system it shouldn't
4 / 5
crafted notices that tried to give Ardin orders were held for a person before anything happened

Architecture

Most notices stop at Ardin. That's the point.

One real run: 46 notices from 7 sources. 12 were noise and 6 went to a person; the rest became 13 tickets for 12 teams.

  1. Notices in, from 7 sources46
  2. Stopped at Ardin12 archived as noise · 6 asked a person
  3. 13 ticketsEquities Trading, Risk, Compliance & Reporting, Crypto Ops, Market Connectivity, Market Data, Post-Trade & Settlement, Research & Quant, Retail Platform, Treasury, Options Desk, Platform Engineering

Your teams get the work, and the reason.

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