One trusted partner for the systems your business runs on. Survia designs, deploys and supports enterprise networks, data-centre infrastructure and secure access — built around your operation, not around a vendor's catalogue.
Built for enterprise environments across every vertical
Survia is a registered Kenyan technology company serving enterprises worldwide. We work with corporate clients across every vertical — banks, hotels, developers, retailers, campuses — and we start every engagement the same way: by understanding how your business actually runs before recommending a single component.
That's what Bespoke Intelligence means. Enterprise-grade technology, specified to your environment rather than to a reseller's quota.
We hold no exclusive reseller obligations. The right platform for your environment is the one we specify — nothing else drives the recommendation.
Network, infrastructure and security under one contract and one point of contact. No triangulating between three suppliers when something breaks.
You work directly with the engineers who design your solution. Nobody gets handed to a junior team after the proposal is signed.
Registered in Kenya, engineered to international standards, delivered wherever your operation sits — including multi-site and cross-border deployments.
Most clients start with one and add others as the estate grows. Each is scoped, priced and supported so it can stand on its own.
Agile, intelligent and secure enterprise networking. Replace costly MPLS circuits with software-defined connectivity that keeps critical applications performing regardless of which link they travel over.
Secure, redundant data-centre solutions. Host your servers in Tier-III facilities for maximum security, redundancy and uptime — without the capital expense of building your own.
Future-proof fibre connectivity. Dedicated fibre networks for gated communities, hotels and corporate campuses, delivering symmetric bandwidth with headroom for whatever you deploy next.
Modernise HR and security operations. Integrated biometric systems for access control, time and attendance, and secure payment authorisation that eliminate credential fraud.
Seamless, secure guest WiFi. Branded, captive-portal networks for hotels, shopping centres and offices that improve the visitor experience while keeping guest traffic properly isolated.
ISP interconnection solutions. Neutral interconnection points that let multiple providers serve one development — giving residents and tenants genuine choice and you a competitive amenity.
Your network was designed for a world where the applications lived in your building. They don't any more. Your ERP is hosted, your email is in the cloud, your point-of-sale calls a payment gateway, and your branch staff work in browser tabs served from three different continents.
Traditional WAN architecture backhauls all of that to a central site before letting it out — expensive, slow and increasingly absurd. SD-WAN inverts the model: the network becomes software that understands what each application needs, measures every available path continuously, and routes accordingly.
Every site, circuit, contract and application inventoried — then we measure what your traffic actually does and where the architecture is hurting you.
Topology, platform selection, policy and security model, migration plan — presented with the connectivity cost comparison before you commit.
Two or three representative sites, live, with the old path retained as fallback. Policy tuned against real traffic and failover proven.
Site by site on agreed windows, rollback defined per phase, then handover documentation, runbooks and optional 24/7 managed support.
There are estates where the honest answer is "fix the circuits first" or "your bottleneck isn't the WAN". We would rather say that and keep the relationship.
The technology is enterprise-grade in every sector. What changes is the compliance regime, the risk profile, the uptime expectation and the way real people use it on the ground.
Banks, microfinance institutions and fintechs operate under supervision, with customers who notice the moment a service is unavailable. Infrastructure decisions here are compliance decisions.
Branch networks with dual-path resilience · traffic segmentation separating core banking, ATM, CCTV and staff internet · colocation for disaster recovery and data residency · biometric authentication for staff access and transaction authorisation · audit logging that survives an examination.
Guests judge a property on its WiFi almost as readily as on its beds. The same infrastructure carries property management, payments and back-of-house — without any of it touching the guest network.
Branded guest WiFi with full coverage including grounds · strict isolation between guest, staff, PMS and payment traffic · property management system integration · fibre backbone sized for streaming and conferencing · biometric access on back-of-house areas · multi-property estates managed centrally.
Buyers and tenants ask about internet before they ask about parking. A development wired properly at construction — with genuine provider choice — is worth more and generates fewer complaints for the life of the building.
FTTx to homes and units, designed in at construction stage · meet-me rooms giving residents a real choice of ISP · access control for gates, common areas and parking · smart building infrastructure · common-area WiFi · as-built documentation the facilities team can use.
Retail networks carry payments, stock systems and customer WiFi over the same physical infrastructure, across locations that each need to work independently and be managed centrally.
Point-of-sale connectivity with prioritisation and link redundancy · payment traffic isolated from customer and staff networks · inventory system infrastructure · customer WiFi with analytics · SD-WAN linking every store into one managed estate · zero-touch provisioning for new stores.
Corporate campuses, healthcare, education, logistics, manufacturing and public sector organisations face the same fundamentals: multi-site connectivity, infrastructure that has to stay up, and access control that has to be provable. If that describes you, the conversation is worth having.
We're a young company, and we've decided to make that count for you rather than against you. No legacy contracts to protect, no reseller quotas to hit, and no layer of account management between you and the people doing the work.
Designed around your operational reality — sites, users, applications, compliance obligations and growth plans — rather than assembled from a standard bill of materials.
We specify what fits. Where a platform is genuinely the right answer we'll say so; where it isn't, we won't sell it to you because it happens to be on our shelf.
Design, implementation, commissioning and ongoing support managed by us, so your team stays focused on the business rather than on coordinating suppliers.
Founders and senior engineers are reachable throughout the engagement. That's a startup advantage we intend to keep as we grow.
You're never asked to commit to a full deployment on the strength of a proposal. Every stage produces something you can evaluate on its own merits — and stop at if it doesn't convince you.
A free consultation, then a structured site survey and requirements assessment. We establish what you have, what it costs you and what it needs to do.
An assessment summary and an honest view on fit.
Solution architecture, bill of materials, security model, migration plan and commercial proposal — all documented before anything is ordered.
A design pack you own, reviewable by any third party.
Phased implementation with agreed cutover windows, testing at each stage and rollback defined in advance rather than improvised.
Working infrastructure, phase by phase, with sign-off.
Monitoring, incident response and periodic review under an SLA you can hold us to — with handover documentation for your own team.
As-built docs, runbooks and a named escalation path.
We'd rather you tested us properly than took a leap of faith. Here's what we'll put in front of you, unprompted, during evaluation.
We don't publish performance statistics or testimonials we can't attribute and verify. When we have measured results our clients are happy to see in public, they'll appear here with the methodology attached.
Somewhere in the middle of most infrastructure projects there's a moment where the business realises it has bought a configuration rather than a solution: a network built to a template, a security model added late, a set of components chosen because a vendor happened to represent them.
Survia was founded to close that gap. We take the same enterprise-grade technology — SD-WAN, Tier-III colocation, dedicated fibre, biometric access, managed wireless — and do the part that usually gets skipped: understanding the operation first, and specifying to it.
A bank's branch network and a hotel group's guest infrastructure use overlapping technology and share almost nothing else. Design that treats them the same is design that will disappoint one of them.
That's what Bespoke Intelligence means: intelligent infrastructure, specified to your reality rather than to a catalogue.
Proper design, proper documentation, proper security, proper support — regardless of whether you're running four hundred branches or four floors. Scale should change the size of the solution, not the standard it's built to.
A fair question, and we'd rather answer it than dodge it. Three things: our engineers have delivered this class of infrastructure before Survia existed; we design to published international standards rather than to house practice, so our work can be independently reviewed; and our commercial model is built for scrutiny — phased delivery, documented designs and exit points at every stage. We'd also encourage you to start with a contained deployment and let the work make the argument.
Rarely. Most engagements extend or improve an existing estate — adding SD-WAN over existing circuits, moving selected workloads to colocation, layering access control onto current door hardware. Wholesale replacement is recommended only when the numbers clearly support it, and we'll show you those numbers.
We're deliberately vendor-neutral and hold no exclusive reseller obligations. We select platforms based on fit, support availability in your region, total cost of ownership and upgrade path — and we'll show you the comparison that led to the recommendation.
Yes. Survia is registered in Kenya and engineers to international standards, with delivery available for multi-site and cross-border enterprise deployments. We deliver directly where we can and work with vetted in-country partners where local presence is required — with Survia remaining the single accountable contract holder.
Security is designed in, not added afterwards. Segmentation, encryption in transit, role-based access, audit logging and physical security requirements are specified during the design stage and documented in the solution architecture you sign off.
You do, unless you specifically choose a leased or managed-asset model. As-built documentation, configurations and credentials are handed over as part of every deployment.
Solutions are quoted per deployment because scale, sites and compliance requirements genuinely change the number. What doesn't vary is the structure: a free consultation, a costed design proposal with a full bill of materials, then implementation and an optional support agreement. You see the complete commercial picture before committing.
Under a managed support agreement, monitoring raises the alert before you notice and response begins to the SLA you selected. Without one, you have business-hours support and a defined escalation path.
Let's discuss how Survia can streamline your operations, secure your future and connect your world. The first consultation is free and carries no obligation.
Survia Limited
KMA Centre, Block D, 4th Floor, Suite 4.3
Chyulu Road, Upper Hill
Nairobi, Kenya
Usually the same day, from a person rather than an autoresponder.
A conversation about your sites, your constraints and what you're trying to achieve. No deck.
Whether we're the right partner, roughly what it would involve, and what we'd recommend first.
