XOPS

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For CIOs, CISOs, platform owners, and automation leaders

Keep the platforms you trust.
XOPS gets the work done across them.

Your enterprise systems each know part of what’s happening. XOPS agents reconcile that information, coordinate action across systems, and verify the outcome, without replacing the platforms you’ve already invested in.

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One job, end to end

Your systems manage their part. XOPS makes sure the entire job gets done.

Example: one laptop refresh decision, from conflicting signals to a verified outcome.

1 · Your systems disagree

  • ServiceNow: refresh scheduled
  • Nexthink: the device is healthy
  • Workday: the employee still needs it
  • Procurement: replacement budget allocated

Each one is right about its own part. None of them owns the decision.

How XOPS works with Nexthink

2 · XOPS acts

The Hardware Asset Manager determines the device can stay in service, gets approval when your policy requires it, updates the refresh plan, coordinates the systems involved and verifies the change was completed.

It doesn’t stop at a recommendation. It owns the work until it’s done.

3 · Outcome verified

  • ✓ Refresh deferred, replacement avoided
  • ✓ Employee productivity protected
  • ✓ Records updated in every system

Your systems provide the signals. XOPS takes responsibility for the outcome.

What each platform is for

Three different jobs. One of them is XOPS.

Most enterprises running a real operation need all three. Each does a different job.

Systems of record

Maintain authoritative records and transactions.

ServiceNow, Workday, Coupa, Intune and the rest of the estate. Each stays authoritative for its own slice.

Automation platforms

Connect applications and run defined workflows.

Workato and similar platforms. Strong when the path is known and the systems already agree.

XOPS agents

Take responsibility for completing and verifying the outcome.

When systems disagree or conditions change mid-process, the agent reconciles the information, decides within your policy, coordinates the work across systems and keeps the job open until it’s verified.

Proof, not theory

In production today, on the stack customers already had.

Cencora

Fortune 15 · Pharmaceutical

92%

Autonomous contractor lifecycle

92% of contractor lifecycle work runs with no human intervention. Work that occupied 89 people now takes one person, part time.

Broadcom

Fortune 100 · Technology

$4.3M

Saved a year

Evidence-based device refresh across a 39-country fleet: healthy devices extended, only failing ones replaced.

S&P Global

Fortune 250 · Financial

20+

Systems reconciled

Board-visible IT transformation across 20+ systems, including ServiceNow, Workday, Tanium and Okta.

“We didn’t replace a single system. We declared the end state.
The engine ran on the stack we already had.”

VP of IT Operations · F15 Pharmaceutical

Named references available under NDA

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XOPS keeps a continuously reconciled operating position: the current state of every employee, device, license and agent, including where your systems disagree. Each system stays the record for what it owns, and approved changes go back only to the systems that should change.

Authoritative systems each hold evidence about what they own. Weaver resolves entities, reconciles that evidence and preserves disagreement. The Operating Position holds the current state, including conflicting and unknown values, in a decision-ready form. XOPS AI agents, each accountable for an outcome, work from that Position, decide with Cortex inside your policy, and act through Convergence and Arbiter, which coordinate, execute, verify and recover. Governed updates are written back only to the systems that should change.

For CIOs, CISOs, and platform owners

Keep the platforms you’ve invested in. Get the outcomes they couldn’t finish.

We’ll pick one high-value outcome, review the systems involved and show how an agent would handle it in your environment.

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