Frequently Asked Questions

OpenClaw is the open-source orchestration framework. NemoClaw is Nvidia-backed technology used in specific enterprise builds. Nekter combines these patterns into production-ready deployments with governance and monitoring.

Most deployments are live in 1-2 weeks depending on compliance reviews and integration complexity. See AI-OS Installation.

Both options work. We support cloud, private on-prem, and hybrid models depending on your security and budget needs.

Monitoring, patching, incident response, workflow optimization, and monthly performance reporting. Details: Ongoing Management.

Yes. We routinely integrate with CRMs, helpdesk tools, APIs, and internal data systems. See Systems Integration.

Typical management starts at $2,000/month plus model/infrastructure usage. Actual monthly spend depends on volume, model choice, and uptime requirements.

Standard support includes business-hours response and scheduled optimization. Priority support is available as an add-on for tighter SLAs.

Absolutely. Many clients start with 3-5 agents and expand based on measured ROI and operational confidence.

Security is built into architecture design: scoped credentials, environment isolation, audit logs, and optional air-gapped deployments for sensitive workflows.

That is supported. We provide documentation, training, and transition plans so your team can take ownership over time.

Most teams begin with 3 core agents handling repetitive high-impact workflows, then scale to 10+ as process maturity grows.

Many clients see time savings within 30 days and measurable revenue/efficiency impact within 60-90 days based on workflow volume.

Yes. We run workshops and enablement sessions for operators, managers, and technical teams. See Training & Enablement.

Yes. Custom development is available for role logic, workflows, and integrations tailored to your business model.

Our systems use monitoring and fallback logic to alert operators, reroute tasks, and recover safely. We design failure handling in from day one.