You restore power faster than anyone. Getting paid shouldn't take 90 days.

No — and this is one of the most common questions we hear. Utilities often mandate specific platforms for outage management, damage assessment, or work order tracking. KYRO doesn't compete with those systems — it sits alongside them through free, open APIs. The parts of your operation that utilities don't control — roster building, crew credentialing, timesheet collection, subcontractor management, expense tracking, invoicing, and access to working capital within 24 hours — are exactly where KYRO delivers the most value. Most contractors find that KYRO handles the internal operations that utility platforms were never designed to manage. You don't have to choose.

Yes. KYRO supports utility-specific crew configurations, rate card structures, and compliance requirements — configurable per event and per utility. Whether you're working for five different utilities across three states in the same storm season, each has its own roster template and composition, rate card, and invoice structure inside KYRO.

KYRO gives smaller and mid-sized contractors the same operational infrastructure that large primes have — verified credential management, real-time roster visibility, accurate timesheet and expense documentation, AI-validated invoicing, and utility-ready documentation. When a utility evaluates contractors, the ones that can demonstrate organized, auditable operations win more work. KYRO is that competitive advantage.

Once your invoice is approved in KYRO, you can trigger a KYRO Capital funding request against that verified invoice. KYRO's GPS-verified timesheets, AI-validated expenses, and audit trail give working capital providers the documentation confidence to fund in as little as 24 hours — so you can make payroll without waiting 60–180 days for the utility check to clear.

KYRO holds SOC 2 Type II certification, independently audited. KORY's architecture is also aligned with NIST AI RMF 1.0, NIST SP 800-53 Rev. 5, and the NIST Privacy Framework. These are the federal and enterprise standards governing responsible AI adoption, security controls, and privacy risk management. KYRO also aligns with US Executive Order 14110 on safe AI oversight.

Yes. Every action KORY takes is logged with a full audit trail that captures both the agent identity and the human principal who approved it. Approval states and timestamps are written to an immutable record. This means every decision is traceable, accountable, and available for review at any time.