Platform · Architecture
Sources → platform → HyperApps
Transactions arrive from wherever they live, the platform understands and validates them, and the HyperApps act — with the ERP staying exactly where it is as the system of record.
Platform architecture
Three layers, one flow of data
Transactions arrive from wherever they live, the platform understands and validates them, and the HyperApps act — with every step recorded.
Transactions arrive from wherever they already live. Nothing is uploaded.
One data model. Every document read, scored and worked with the reasoning recorded.
Complete processes, end to end, run by the agents — with your team governing the line.
Enterprise integration
Nothing is replaced. Everything is connected.
The platform reads from and posts to the systems you already run through governed APIs; agents decide, your ERP moves the money.
Your ERP stays the system of record
SAP, Oracle, NetSuite, Dynamics and Workday through governed APIs. Agents post; the ERP books.
Banks, mailboxes, EDI and portals
MT940 / BAI2 statements, lockbox and ACH files, invoices read straight from mailboxes, EDI 820 remittances, one supplier portal.
One data model, one queue
An agent in one area sees what happened in the others, and every case needing a person lands in a single action pane.
Next
From the layers to the people who run them
Orchestration
How one orchestrator hands work to fourteen agents across four process areas.
See the CFO’s officeAI agents
What each agent reads, decides and produces — and when it escalates.
Meet the agentsCapability overview
What the architecture does, stage by stage, for every process area.
Open the explorerNext step
Walk the architecture with an engineer
Bring your ERP, bank and procurement landscape — we will map how it connects and what runs where.