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SanShivaSHELL ELOS

The platform

One system for the whole engineering lifecycle

Five pillars: Join, Grow, Operate, Transfer and Preserve. Inside them, the seven steps every engineer goes through, from the day HR hands over to long after they move on. ELOS runs each one on top of the tools you already use.

1 · Join · Join pillar

Engineering onboarding, from the day HR hands over

Add a joiner and ELOS starts their journey: the plan, the access their role needs and who they work with.

  • Onboarding journey with a day-one plan
  • Day-one access bundle, requested and approved
  • Readiness per person, visible to their manager
A colleague hands the new engineer his badge at a desk with signed papers.

2 · Understand · Grow pillar

Context before responsibility

A journey through project context, architecture and services, and answers cited from your own knowledge.

  • Service catalog with owners, dependencies and dependents
  • Ask ELOS: cited answers, or an honest decline
  • Knowledge search across your connected sources
Three teammates at a whiteboard showing a connected knowledge graph.

3 · Enable · Grow pillar

The right tools, with access that fits the role

Your tools stay the systems of record. ELOS connects them and routes every access request through the right approvers.

  • Connect and verify your cloud, identity and source control
  • Access requests with multi-level approval, SLAs and separation of duties
  • Drafts from Ask ELOS that a person confirms
The engineer at his laptop beside cards for access, a checklist and a calendar.

4 · Contribute · Grow pillar

From new here to engineering-ready

Readiness is measured step by step, per person and rolled up by team, and what people write becomes the team's knowledge.

  • Readiness checks through to engineering-ready
  • Time to productive, measured
  • Runbooks and decisions written in ELOS Docs
The engineer after his first change, with his work flowing into team knowledge.

5 · Operate · Operate pillar

On call with the context already there

Owners, runbooks and privileged access that is approved, time-bound and expires on its own.

  • Time-bound privileged elevation
  • Ownership, orphaned services and single points of knowledge flagged
  • Every change in a tamper-evident audit log
The engineer works calmly at two monitors showing healthy status.

6 · Transfer · Transfer pillar

Moves and departures without the scramble

ELOS works out the access to add and remove when someone changes role, and runs a handover when they leave.

  • Access delta on every role change
  • Knowledge-transfer plan on every departure
  • Services reassigned to named successors
  • Access reviews that confirm what is still needed
The engineer and his successor share a laptop during a handover.

7 · Preserve · Preserve pillar

What people knew stays with the organization

Decisions, runbooks and ownership stay answerable, under the retention rules you set.

  • Organizational memory your team can ask
  • Retention, legal hold, erasure and full exports
  • Personal data encrypted per person
The engineer waves goodbye while a colleague stands by preserved, locked knowledge.