The operational
system
of record
for enterprise AI
One structured model of how your organization actually works, above the systems you already run.
Every organization is a set of silos
The ERP holds the transactions.
ERP
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The document system holds the files.
Document system
02 / 03
Spreadsheets hold everything that never found a home.
Spreadsheets
03 / 03
Every department sees part of the same work.
Nobody sees the whole.
AI can read your systems. It cannot read your organization.
Without a shared operational model, agents do not know what the data means, how it relates, or what they can safely change.
88%
of organizations use AI.
7%
have fully scaled it.
Source: McKinsey, The state of AI in 2025, November 2025, n=1,993
We build the missing layer
We give them a shared spine.
One operational model above the systems already in place.
The same record people work from gives agents the context to act.
We do not replace systems that work.
The middle layer is two layers.
One builds the operational model.
One becomes the place the organization works from.
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Existing systems
ERP, documents, spreadsheets, APIs. They stay.
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The invisible layer
Builds the operational model.
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The visible layer
Where people work, every day.
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Agents, dashboards, controls
What the organization sees and uses.
Together, they create the shared operational record.
See the modelBuilt for organizations with an operational core
Complex work. Multiple departments. Systems that already run the business.
Engineering and construction. Infrastructure and energy. Real estate. Logistics. Manufacturing. Professional services. Retail.
In production today inside publicly traded operational groups in Israel.
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