Define the business objects
Model the customers, orders, assets, and relationships your team works with.
Connect the records that describe your business.
Ontology. Bring customers, shipments, assets, and their relationships into a shared model. Give applications and agents a consistent way to find information and request permitted actions.
Product walkthrough. Press Space or Enter to pause or play.
Ontology. A consistent record across systems.
Connect matching records
Recognize the same customer or shipment across systems while keeping links to the original records.
Follow a value to its source
Inspect a field’s source and change history before using it in a decision.
Act from the record
Find the actions available for an object and request the review needed to carry them out.
One shipment. The whole picture.
Follow a shipment from its business identity to its source history, related records, and the actions available to the team.
Open Shipment MDR-80421. The delivery promise, carrier, and compliance hold belong to the same business record, with the original observations still available.
Move from the shipment to its carrier, container, order, and compliance case. Inspect the carrier field’s source and the earlier mapping it replaced.
Filter 42 active Horizon shipments to the 17 at highest risk. The lithium loads remain held; the available next step is to request Compliance review.
In practice
A carrier failure arrives as a notice in one system. The response depends on orders, delivery promises, containers, and compliance cases in several others. Ontology connects them around the shipment, so an operator can investigate the exception and see which actions are permitted from the same record.
Explore the solutionDiscuss your business model.
Bring the records that describe one customer, shipment, or asset across your systems. We’ll discuss the relationships and actions your team needs.