Dashboards built from live postings, forecasts and exception alerts that name an owner, and plain-language questions answered only from your own records.
Someone in finance exports three files every week, joins them in a spreadsheet and sends a report that is out of date before anyone opens it. The owner asks a follow-up question and waits for the next report. When the numbers disagree with the plant's register, the meeting is spent arguing about which file is right instead of making the decision.
Figures read from the transactions themselves, so the dashboard and the ledger cannot disagree. Each number opens to the documents behind it.
What moved, what is stuck and what needs a decision, on one page every Monday. Written for the person who decides, not for an analyst.
Demand forecast from orders, programmes and seasons, not last year plus a percentage. The forecast shows its inputs, so a planner can argue with it.
The odd one out in margin, stock, consumption or credit, found across many records and sent to a named owner with a due date.
A question typed in plain words, answered from live records within what the asker's role already allows. It reads and never writes, and if the data is not there, it says so.
Agents flag and propose, and a person approves. Nothing moves money on an algorithm's say, and every agent can be switched off.
Neauron Intelligent Core reads project cost straight from postings, so the report and the ledger show the same figure. A read-only assistant that answers plain-language questions from those records, within the asker's permissions, is in preview on Neauron Intelligent Core now. We will show you where it stands today, including what it cannot yet answer.
It is built not to. It answers only from records it can read, shows where the figure came from, and says so when the data is not there. It never writes to your systems.
Not always. Where the transactions already sit in a sound database, we report from them directly. Where data is spread over many systems, we bring it together once, into a store you own.
Whichever one your team already opens, if it does the job. We build the data layer so the tool can change without the numbers changing.
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.