Taman Megah · Petaling Jaya
System Kernel Path is a small practice on Jalan SS 24/11. We sit with SharePoint tenancies, M-Files vaults, OpenText libraries, Laserfiche repositories, and the file servers that still pretend to be a document system — then write down what they actually do.
These are booked as scoped engagements from the Petaling Jaya studio. Pricing is discussed after we know the repositories, sites, and whether you need a written report for an internal owner or for a regulator-facing file.
A full reading of how the live system stores, names, retains, and releases records.
Who can open, move, share, or delete a record — including guests and inherited groups.
Whether labels, legal holds, and disposal jobs match Malaysian record-keeping duties.
Before you move vaults, we count what would break, duplicate, or vanish.
A second reading of how a vendor or internal team set up the live application.
A vault used by consultants had never had its guest links reviewed. We counted what was still reachable, split drawings from declared contracts, and gave the commercial team a revoke order they could actually run.
Purview looked complete in the catalogue. The working libraries did not apply a label. The report named the auto-apply policies that pointed at a renamed department, and the drop library that had to stay separate from the official store.
How we work
Inventory, sample, compare with policy, write findings in the order of harm. The full sequence — including what we need from you before week one — is on the methodology page.