Visual and assisted model creation
Build AI workflows visually by linking nodes, or describe the task in plain English to SIA, Jiva's AI assistant.
Jiva.ai is a no-code platform for training custom AI models on your own data. It helps teams extract information, classify content, and predict outcomes while keeping deployment inside their own environment.
Jiva.ai is a no-code platform for training custom AI models on your own data. The site positions it for tasks such as extracting information from documents, classifying content, and predicting outcomes, with models built from examples rather than general-purpose prompts.
The product is aimed at organizations that want to create, test, and deploy AI workflows without programming. The site also emphasizes deployment inside your own environment, model ownership, and a visual workflow builder supported by an AI assistant called SIA.
Build AI workflows visually by linking nodes, or describe the task in plain English to SIA, Jiva's AI assistant.
Create, test, and deploy custom AI models trained on your own data.
Run models directly in your environment, with data staying in your infrastructure.
Keep the resulting model under your control and export or integrate it as needed.
Use a single usage currency, Ojas, for compute, storage, infrastructure, and third-party costs.
Support multiple content types mentioned on the site, including documents, images, video, text, audio, and unstructured data.
Extract supplier names, invoice dates, total amounts, or other fields from PDFs and similar files to reduce manual entry.
Sort support tickets, customer reviews, or internal messages into business-defined categories such as urgent bug, feature request, or question.
Predict customer churn, lead conversion, or other outcomes using historical data and your own labels.
Summarise contracts, financial reports, or other dense documents so teams can review key points faster.
Build search and query workflows for document repositories or customer questions where the model needs to reflect internal terminology.
Jiva says it learns from your examples rather than returning generic responses. You define categories, terminology, and edge cases, and the output is a trained model you own and can deploy as an API.
No. The site says Jiva is designed for non-technical users. You can build visually by connecting nodes or describe what you want to SIA, its AI assistant.
Jiva can extract data from documents, classify emails and tickets, predict outcomes from data, summarise PDFs, and build chatbots. The site also highlights workflows for invoices, contracts, customer queries, sales leads, and reports.
The pricing page offers a Free tier with 50 complimentary Ojas, plus on-demand top ups and monthly SaaS subscriptions. It also says all plans include unlimited users.
The site says a working AI pipeline can be started in under 30 seconds by signing up, picking a template or describing the goal to SIA, and running sample data.