XOPS

The Platform

Enterprise Reality Changes Faster
Than Your Systems Can React.

XOPS maintains the Position across the systems you already run, reconciles the evidence each decision depends on, and executes the governed outcome before drift becomes cost.

The core primitive

Every Enterprise Domain
Has a Position.

Employees. Devices. Software. Communications. Workplaces. Vendors. AI.
XOPS creates the reconciled Position across the systems that describe them.

A Position is the continuously maintained, decision-ready state of an entity, assembled from source-attributed evidence across the systems that each know part of it:

what the evidence says now, where it conflicts or remains unresolved, who owns it, what policy applies, and what should happen next.

The platform thesis

Workflows Aren't a Platform.
XOPS Is.

Kubernetes has a control plane. Cloud platforms have one. Network fabrics have one. Enterprise IT operations are a distributed system, and they've never had one.

You declare the desired outcome. XOPS maintains the Position and makes the enterprise converge on it: same input, same result, bounded, replayable, auditable. When enterprise reality changes, workflows create queues.
XOPS determines the governed action and executes it before drift becomes cost.

Shared state

The Position holds the decision-ready state.

Arbitration

Resolves conflicts. Reconciles drift.

Governed execution

Every action carries a compensation.

Reconciliation

Drift detected, drift remediated.

Cross-system execution

Your stack as actuators below one layer.

Workflows automate steps.
XOPS maintains the Position.

Seven domains today. One operating model everywhere.

One Architecture.
Seven Continuously Maintained Positions.

Every domain reconciles evidence into a Position, evaluates it against a declared outcome, and executes the governed action. Same loop. Different entity.

One graph, many surfaces: the Living Knowledge Graph with seven lifecycle entities at the center, accessed by Microsoft Teams, Claude, Microsoft Copilot, Gemini, BI Analytics, Outlook, and Operator

The architecture

How XOPS works,
end to end.

Your systems stay authoritative for what they own. XOPS reconciles their evidence into the Position, holds what it cannot resolve rather than guessing, and writes approved changes 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. Cortex and policy explore, model and declare the intended state. Convergence and Arbiter coordinate, execute, verify and recover. Governed updates are written back only to the systems that should change.

Layer 1

Declare the outcome

Pre-loaded across seven domains. You don't define workflows. You declare the desired state, once, and the policy fires every time the data matches.

300+

Pre-built Outcomes

Layer 2 · The missing middle

Maintain the Position

This is where operational state compiles into action, through the graph and the capabilities that surround it. Weaver continuously reconciles telemetry from HR, Identity, Endpoint, Procurement, and ITSM into the Living Knowledge Graph, writing back to keep every system of record aligned.
That bi-directional life is what makes XOPS an intelligent layer rather than a passive integration.
Cortex exposes the reconciled Position through one governed interface: UI for operators, API for workflows, MCP for AI assistants. Convergence Engine turns declared outcomes into governed execution plans. Arbiter ensures concurrent changes resolve safely.

State

The Position

Plan

Convergence Engine

Define

Configuration as Code

Recover

Backstep Saga

Layer 3

Execute across your systems

Your HRIS, ITSM, MDM, SAM, and ERP report what happened. That is why we call XOPS a system of action: systems of record retain authority; XOPS governs what happens across them. We don't replace ServiceNow, Workday, Okta, Intune, or any other system. We make the stack you already own act as one.

ServiceNow Workday Okta SailPoint Intune Jamf Tanium Nexthink Coupa Microsoft 365 Slack + 200 more

And if a system isn't on that list yet? The Integration Factory lets XOPS or a partner build and plug in a new integration in days, not the next release cycle. Needing something new doesn't mean waiting for one.

The execution architecture

One Platform.
Three Execution Capabilities.

Not three layers stacked on top of each other. Three capabilities that work together to maintain the Position and execute the outcome. Click any to go deeper.

Systems of record

Weaver

Stitches telemetry into the graph

Cortex

MCP access for AI & operators

Living Knowledge Graph

Continuously reconciled

Position

Declared outcome

Convergence Engine

Executes

Arbiter

Coordinates

Systems converge

Cortex doesn't touch systems of record. It sits above the graph, exposing what Weaver has already reconciled, via MCP.

Cortex exposes the current Position. Convergence Engine determines what should happen.
Arbiter ensures it happens safely when reality changes.

For CIOs & CFOs

What XOPS Controls
Before Cost Locks In.

A dashboard tells you what was spent. XOPS tells you who's accountable, and what should happen next, across every Position.

Unused software licenses reclaimed

Before the renewal, not after the audit.

Devices recovered before replacement

Performance-based, not calendar-based.

Mobile plans cancelled before billing cycles

Tied to the employee event that triggered it.

Vendor commitments aligned before renewal

Leverage assembled before the decision window closes.

AI spend attributed before invoice

Every employee assistant and every autonomous agent tied to an owner, a budget, and a cost center, the same Position discipline applied to your newest workforce.

What changes operationally

A Different Operational State.
Across the Same Stack.

Architecture is the means. Operational state is the outcome. Once XOPS is running, the IT estate behaves differently, because the work resolves cleanly the first time.

Fewer conflicting transitions

Parallel events on the same entity serialize through the coordination layer instead of racing across systems.

Fewer state inconsistencies

Workday, Okta, ServiceNow, Intune. The record matches reality, continuously, not at the next reconciliation pass.

Reduced operational drift

Configuration as Code holds the declared state. Drift detected and remediated without a quarterly cleanup.

Lower coordination overhead

Operators stop stitching tickets across systems. They supervise the platform, not the queue.

Faster operational recovery

Every state-mutating action ships with a compensation. The backstep saga unwinds partial failures cleanly.

Governed AI execution

When AI assistants and agents act, they act through the same governed interface: every action auditable, reversible, bounded.

Deployment & domains

Pre-Loaded.
Lightweight to Deploy.

The work, onboarding a hire, refreshing a laptop, recovering a device, rotating a license, is the same at every Fortune 500. We've already built it. It ships pre-loaded. You don't have to do everything on day one, less invasive than most ServiceNow upgrades.

Pre-built Outcomes across

Employee · Device · Software · Communications · Workplace · Vendor · AI

The platform replaces the coordination layer

See Your Operational Position
Before the Next Cost Commits.

From declared outcome to coordinated production in under twelve months, without replacing the stack you already run.

Already running at Cencora · Corteva · S&P Global · Broadcom