NeauraAxon is the gateway every product in the family calls through. Systems register once, and their fields are mapped to each other in one place.
Connect systems pair by pair and each connection carries its own mapping, its own credentials and its own way of breaking. The books drift. Someone reconciles them by hand to find out which copy of the fact to believe.
Every product connects once, to the gateway. The point-to-point mesh never gets built, so it never needs maintaining.
A new product joins by registering with NeauraAxon. Nobody writes custom wiring to everything already in place.
Every connected system, and what it offers, is listed in one service catalogue. Nobody hunts for the right endpoint.
Transformation profiles translate one system's fields into another's. A change is made once, in one profile, not in every connection.
NeauraAxon issues the tokens systems use to call each other, so every call carries an identity the gateway can check.
A second product arrives already knowing your customers, sites and people. Nobody re-keys them.
A call without a valid token is refused at the gateway, before it reaches a product.
A system that is not in the catalogue has no route in. Integration starts with registration, not a side door.
When a source system renames or reshapes a field, the one profile that maps it is the one place to fix.
These are rules the product enforces, not judgments it makes. Anything beyond a rule goes to a person.
Which is every business. Each new system is another place for the same fact to disagree with itself.
The people who debug a broken integration at night and maintain every wire after it is built.
Anyone who compares two systems by hand to find out which one is telling the truth.
The mesh of point-to-point wires never gets built, so it never breaks.
Every product calls through one door. When two systems disagree, there is one place to see what passed between them.
Records arrive already known. Each addition is cheaper to adopt than the one before.
Runs inside your region; no event leaves the deployment boundary. Carries the calls between our own products today.
Two systems and one business flow.
A landscape of several systems that need to agree.
Large landscapes, or integration a regulator audits.
The integration layer of the family. Every product calls through it instead of wiring point to point, with one service catalogue, one place for field mappings and one token issuer.
Each point-to-point link carries its own mapping, its own credentials and its own failure modes. A single gateway keeps them in one place, and a new system joins by registering.
Not yet. Today it carries calls as they happen. Queued event delivery, with each event processed exactly once, is being built, and this page will say so when it is live.
Because it is what lets you add the second without rewiring the first. The next product registers with the gateway and inherits what is already there.
Most projects fail after go-live, not before it: the software works and nobody uses it. So we do not stop at delivery. We advise, build, implement, operate, and only then transfer, with change management and adoption run as hard as the code.
Named, scoped, switchable agents that read, reconcile, forecast, flag and draft, taking the work off your people’s desks and putting revenue back on your books. A person approves every move that touches money.