Industries
We name the real objects your business runs on, model how they connect, and ship the systems your teams actually operate. The objects change by industry. The discipline doesn't.
From production, not a pitch deck
The objects change. The discipline doesn't.
Manufacturing & Industrial
Parts · Vendors · Manufacturing orders
Parts, vendors, purchasing, and production planning usually live in disconnected systems. We wire them into one operational graph teams can actually run.
157K+Inventory parts governed on one graph
ExploreSupply Chain & Logistics
Shipments · Carriers · Purchase orders
Shipments, carriers, warehouses, and purchase orders each have their own system and their own version of the truth. We give operators one live view of what's needed, what's delayed, and what happens next.
ExploreHealthcare Providers
Facilities · Patients · Vendors
Multi-facility operators run financial and clinical ops across disconnected systems, manual reconciliations, and spreadsheet-driven close. We've unified 42 facilities onto one governed platform.
95%Faster month-end close across 42 facilities
ExploreLife Sciences & Biotech
Studies · Samples · Instruments
Research data lives in instruments, notebooks, and legacy documents that don't talk to each other. We structure it so scientists spend time on science, not data wrangling.
ExploreGovernment & Civic Technology
Cases · Permits · Petitions
High-stakes public workflows, petitions, permits, records, are still mostly manual and hard to audit. We've processed 390K petition signatures with 100% traceability when a county challenges the result.
390K+Petition signatures processed, fully traceable
ExploreAerospace & Defense
Assets · Missions · Parts
Readiness depends on knowing where every asset, part, and sensor stands right now. We model missions, assets, and maintenance as one graph, with security built into the model, not bolted on.
ExplorePublic Safety & Emergency Response
Incidents · Units · Venues
Response planning is mostly static tabletop exercises and fragmented handoffs. We turn venues and response plans into interactive operational systems teams can rehearse in.
ExploreFinancial Services
Accounts · Transactions · Documents
Exceptions, reconciliations, and document checks eat teams alive. We automate the volume and keep humans on the judgment calls, with an audit trail on every step.
ExplorePrivate Markets & Investment Firms
Funds · Properties · Accounts
Funds, properties, accounts, and loans tracked across spreadsheets and portals nobody fully trusts. We model the portfolio as one graph so every number ties back to its source.
ExploreEnergy & Utilities
Assets · Meters · Work orders
Field assets, meters, crews, and outages each report into different systems. We connect them so dispatch decisions come from live data, not yesterday's export.
ExploreAutomotive & Dealer Networks
Dealers · VINs · Parts
OEMs and dealer networks run on portals, claims, and inventory feeds that drift out of sync. We build the systems that keep every dealer working from the same truth.
ExploreReal Estate & Construction
Properties · Units · Work orders
Properties, units, vendors, and work orders spread across property-management systems that were never meant to talk. We make the portfolio operable from one place.
ExploreRetail & Consumer
SKUs · Stores · Orders
We've run engagement for 3.7M members across 3,200 locations. Stores, SKUs, orders, and members as one graph, so ops and marketing act on the same data.
3.7MActive members on our engagement platform
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Data, logic, actions, security. Governed as one model.
An ontology is not a diagram. It is the operating layer your teams and agents work in, and it is built the same way whether the objects are build batches or ballot signatures.
Data
your business or ops data
Every system already holding a piece of the truth: ERP, WMS, sensors, scans, the spreadsheet on someone’s desktop. Ingested, standardized, and governed in your own cloud.
- Pipelines & transforms
- Governed datasets
- Your cloud, your control
Logic
your operating logic
The real objects your business operates on and how they connect. Parts, orders, patients, permits, and the rules that bind them. This is the ontology itself.
- Objects & links
- Business rules
- One governed model
Actions
your write-backs and approvals
What a person or an agent can actually do to those objects. Approve the invoice, dispatch the crew, flag the shortage, and write it back to the system of record.
- Operator workflows
- Agent actions
- Write-back to source
Security
your access and audit rules
Who can see which objects, who can take which actions, and a trail on every step. Not a wrapper around the model, a property of it.
- Object-level permissions
- Governed actions
- Audit by default
Discovery reveals yours: the real data, logic, actions, and security behind your business. Pick your industry above to see what we'd name on your floor.
If it runs your operation and it's held together with duct tape, it's our kind of problem. The objects change by industry, the discipline doesn't, so a name that isn't on this page is not a reason to skip the conversation.