Model the business.
Give accounts, people, orders, invoices and other operational objects explicit identities and relationships.
Entities + relationshipsBring ERP, CRM, finance, mail, support, HR and more into a connected model of how your business works. Give your team and agents tools to navigate it, understand what changed, and trace the source records.
Our first offering: the ontology for RevOpsConnect the commercial view to the customer’s wider operating history.
Model the sources you connect. Preserve identities, relationships, events and source records. Put the ontology to work for your revenue team.
FormalInsight constructs a queryable ontology using your operational data: the entities, relationships, events and source records that describe how your business works.
Give accounts, people, orders, invoices and other operational objects explicit identities and relationships.
Entities + relationshipsModel how entities and relationships evolve through time, connecting dated events with their source records.
Time + relationships + sourcesExpose structured operations through API and MCP, so agents can query the model one question at a time.
Tools + reasoningERP, CRM, finance, mail, support, product, HR and custom domains can be modeled through reviewed source mappings. Coverage follows the data and definitions you connect.
ERP. CRM. Finance. Mail. Support. HR. Bring the operational data you connect into one business model.
Retrieval-only RAG gives an agent relevant passages to read. FormalInsight gives it tools to query a persistent model of your business: its identities, relationships, events and source records.
Account ACC-1042 · Renewal in review
Customer CUS-782 · Invoice INV-309
Organization ORG-91 · Open case
Matching names are useful clues. The identity relationship still needs to be established.
resolve_identity()MCPACC-1042CUS-782ORG-91Navigate the account and inspect how each source identity maps to it.
Build the identity once. Reuse it across workflows.
Discover the model. Resolve an identity. Follow a relationship. Inspect a timeline. Calculate. Verify. Each step is an explicit operation over the ontology.
resolve_identity()Illustrative tool workflowCRM ACC-1042 and billing CUS-782 resolve through reviewed identity mappings.
Start with a defined entity instead of asking the model to infer a join from matching names.
These tools navigate and analyze the ontology. Actions in ERP, CRM, mail or other business systems require separately authorized integrations.
Give revenue teams a connected account model across commercial, financial, product and service data. Understand renewal friction, adoption changes and expansion assumptions with the source records in reach.
Bring commercial expectations, payment friction, adoption and service history into the same review.
Give the team a connected view of the accounts that need attention, and the questions still open.
Reuse the account model, inspect its history, and prepare a brief with source records attached.
The opportunity: spend less effort collecting the account story and more time deciding what to prioritize next. Workflow benefits shown here are not measured performance guarantees.
Churn concerns can form across months of ordinary events. Connect the account, inspect the sequence, and ask a better question before the renewal review.
Northstar Labs has a positive renewal note and an overdue invoice. The records use different customer identifiers.
Illustrative account review. Human review remains essential.Query entities, relationships, timelines and source records from your own applications.
Let your agents discover the vocabulary, resolve identities and query the ontology.
Use the RevOps Terminal to inspect account histories, challenge assumptions and prepare a decision brief.
Bring a revenue question that crosses systems. We’ll map the sources, definitions and workflow needed to turn it into a connected operational view.
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