ERP & Systems Integration
We wire your ERP and systems of record into the graph, with secure, controlled write-back and an audit trail on every touch.
We don't believe in throwing out systems that work. Your ERP is ugly and everyone complains about it, and it is also running your business today. Replacing it is a multi-year project with a bad success rate.
So we integrate. Read what's in there, standardize it on the way out, and put it in the graph next to everything else. Then, carefully, write back. Controlled, validated, logged, and reversible.
Write-back is where most integration projects get scary, and rightly so. Nobody wants an agent quietly changing a purchase order. That's exactly why every write goes through an action with rules, permissions, and a record of who asked.
We don't believe in throwing out systems that work. We integrate what you have, standardize the data coming out, and govern the writes going back in.
Read integration
SAP, Oracle, NetSuite, Epicor, Dynamics, homegrown systems, and the mainframe extract that arrives as a fixed-width file. We meet the system where it is.
Standardization on the way out
Codes, units, and identifiers normalized once so downstream consumers stop each writing their own mapping table.
Governed write-back
Writes flow through an orchestrator with validation, retries, idempotency, and a full record of the before and after state.
Reconciliation between systems
When two systems disagree, and they will, we surface the delta with enough context for someone to decide which one is right.
Middleware and API layers
A stable interface in front of an unstable system, so the next migration doesn't break every consumer you built.
Audit and rollback
Every touch is logged with actor, timestamp, and payload. If a batch went wrong, you can see what it did and undo it.
Narrow first. Checkpoint often. Nothing you can't walk away from.
Discovery
A short sprint with your operators. We map the use case, the objects, and the data you actually have, not the data the diagram says you have.
First build
We pick the thinnest slice a real person can use on a real day, and ship that. Production-ready on the first release, not a prototype we promise to harden later.
Every two weeks
A checkpoint and a decision. You see working software, you tell us what is wrong, we adjust. You are never locked into the next phase.
Handover
Documentation, runbooks, and your engineers in the repo while we build. If we disappear, the thing keeps running.
What you're handed
Live read integrations with monitoring and failure alerting
A governed write-back path with validation and audit logging
A reconciliation view for systems that disagree
A stable API layer that outlives the underlying system
Runbooks for failure modes and recovery
Same discipline, different floor.
- ManufacturingERP parts, vendors, and orders read out and production decisions written back under rules.
- HealthcareFinance and supply systems reconciled nightly with a controlled write path.
- Supply ChainWMS, TMS, and ERP joined so an exception has one owner instead of three.
- AutomotiveDealer management systems integrated without asking dealers to change how they work.
- EnergyWork order and asset systems connected to the operating picture.
Shipped, running, and measured.
Trailer Manufacturing ERP
FactoryOS
Ontology-driven inventory and production workflow connecting vendors, purchasing, and build batches on Foundry & AWS.
157K+
Parts Governed
21K+
Manufacturing Orders
8K+
Units Annually
1,800+
Vendors Integrated
AI-Powered Financial Operations
Hospital Network FinOps
A FinOps platform for hospital networks and nursing homes: vendors, invoices, and close workflows unified across every entity, with AI-driven reconciliation that's auditable end to end.
42
Facilities
95%
Faster Month-End Close
1,600+
Hours Saved
10x
Faster Invoice Processing
Revelation, not reinvention.
We've built this before. These are deployable pieces we bring in on day one instead of billing you to write them again.
Runs with
Agent lines built on this work.
Tell us what's breaking. If we're not the right team for it, we'll say so and point you somewhere better.