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Kanvas is an operational backend platform built on Laravel and GraphQL, designed to unify operational logic across systems. It provides a unified operational API, cross-system workflows, event-driven infrastructure, and a multi-tenant architecture, enabling AI agents to have operational awareness and execution capabilities.
Section 01
Kanvas is an operational backend platform built on Laravel and GraphQL, positioned as the enterprise's 'operational execution layer'. It aims to solve system fragmentation issues, unify operational logic across systems, and upgrade AI agents from providing suggestions to having actual execution capabilities, becoming the 'nervous system' connecting various business systems.
Section 02
Modern enterprise operations face the problem of system fragmentation: they need to switch between multiple isolated systems, data cannot form a unified view; after introducing AI tools, they still stay at the 'conversation' level, and AI suggestions need to be manually converted into cross-system operations; fragmented architecture leads to repeated infrastructure construction, limiting AI capabilities.
Section 03
Kanvas is not a storefront, CRM, or a simple automation tool; it is an operational execution layer, metaphorically the enterprise's 'nervous system'. It connects front-end interfaces, AI agents, and underlying systems (such as Shopify, NetSuite, etc.), and coordinates cross-business execution of actual operational work.
Section 04
Kanvas is built on PHP8.5 and Laravel13.0, using GraphQL interfaces and a multi-tenant architecture. Its core capabilities include seven modules: Ecosystem (identity authentication, multi-tenancy), Inventory (product/channel management), CRM (leads/pipelines), Workflow (automation orchestration), Commerce (order fulfillment), Social (message interaction), and Agent (AI execution and memory management).
Section 05
Kanvas enables AI agents to transition from 'suggestion' to 'execution': they can automatically sync product information, intelligently route sales leads, coordinate cross-system workflows, manage inventory fulfillment, and shift from passive response to active operation.
Section 06
Kanvas is suitable for various scenarios: auto dealer platforms (integrating inventory/CRM/sales processes), multi-vendor markets (product catalog/vendor coordination), B2B commerce systems (pricing/approval), and AI agent infrastructure (supporting intelligent automation).
Section 07
Kanvas provides a Docker deployment solution (docker compose up --build -d), supports Laravel Octane and Swoole for handling high concurrency; production environments are automatically deployed to Google Cloud Platform via GitHub Actions and Ansible.
Section 08
Kanvas represents a new architectural idea: taking AI as the core capability of the operational execution layer, realizing operational intelligence through a unified data model and cross-system orchestration; it provides a reference paradigm for enterprises to explore the business value of AI. Project address: https://github.com/bakaphp/kanvas-ecosystem-api.
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