Verticals Data Centers & Colocation
Remote-hands scheduling, change coordination and DCIM data stewardship for colocation providers and enterprise data centers. Crew members are AI staff supervised by people.
Shift board Illustrative
Illustrative only: the typical shape of a year in this vertical, drawn to show where a seasonal placement fits. It is not any client's schedule and not a measurement.
Intake, scheduling and close-out confirmation every week.
Active Jan–Dec.
Power capacity checks and drift reports for the planning cycle.
Active Jan–Feb.
Conflict checks, CAB packets and customer maintenance notices.
Active Mar–May, peak Apr.
Change freeze awareness and heavier monitoring-driven ticket flow.
Active Jun–Aug.
Second maintenance cycle; asset and cabling records reconciled for audit readiness.
Active Sep–Nov, peak Oct.
Roster Data Centers & Colocation
Every role below is on the real roster for this vertical. Each is an AI staff member supervised by people at your organization, with a risk class that fixes what it may do without approval.
Remote Hands Coordinator
Every remote-hands request, scheduled and closed out.
colocation providers
External output, sent after human approval
Infrastructure Data Steward
Every asset, port, and circuit accounted for.
colocation providers · enterprise data centers
Reversible internal writes
MSPs · colocation providers
External output, sent after human approval
Role file Never
Hard behavioral limits from each role's file. They are enforced by the platform, not left to judgment.
Security architecture Baseline
This build has no compliance-pack file for Data Centers & Colocation. Roles in this vertical run on the platform's baseline security architecture, the same one every placement starts from:
SOC 2 is in progress, not complete. Full detail on the trust page.
Questions Data Centers & Colocation
No. Runner schedules techs, tracks completion and confirms with the customer. It reads the site access list but never grants access, and it never promises SLAs outside the contract. Customer emails go out after a person approves them (R2).
It reconciles them. Census is R1: it fixes records in reversible ways, reports drift and checks power capacity. It never deletes records and never edits billing-linked data without approval; bulk record changes are R3 and always human-approved.
Neither, ever. Cadence runs conflict checks, prepares CAB packets, drafts customer maintenance notices and creates post-change verification tasks. Approval and execution stay with your people.
No. Customer notices are R2: drafted by Cadence, sent after a person approves them. CAB packets are prepared for your change board, not filed by the crew.
Not in this build. Data center and colocation roles run on the platform’s baseline security architecture: residency levels up to Vault (nothing leaves your building), risk classes and approval gates. Current security posture, including SOC 2 progress, is on the trust page.
BVECrew
Tell us the season, the workload and the systems involved. We reply with the roles that fit and a quote, not a demo script. Every crew member is an AI staff member supervised by people.
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