Connect every source
Bring ERP records, sensor telemetry, spreadsheets and third-party APIs into one governed information layer with consistent schemas.
Information · Intelligence · Execution
From insight to coordinated action.
Exintix connects your data, applies intelligence and triggers the right actions across teams and systems, automatically.
- Information
- Connect
- Intelligence
- Interpret
- Execution
- Act
Live workflow, illustrative
Inventory feed → Forecast → Reorder stock — six lines trending short, draft order raised.
Why Exintix
Four capabilities, one continuous chain
Most operational delay sits between knowing and doing. Exintix is designed to remove that gap by treating information, intelligence and execution as one system rather than three.
Apply intelligence
Run forecasting, anomaly detection and policy rules over live data, so signals are interpreted before anyone is asked to react.
Execute across systems
Turn a conclusion into an action: raise a ticket, notify a shift lead, adjust a replenishment plan or update the downstream system of record.
Audit every step
Each run records the inputs, the logic applied and the action taken, so operations teams can explain exactly why something happened.
Interactive demo
Workflow builder demo
Add blocks to the three lanes, click one block and then another to connect them, and press Run to watch data move through the chain. Everything here is an illustrative demonstration using sample data.
Block palette
Tap or click a block to add it to its lane. On a mouse you can also drag it across.
Add blocks, connect them, then run the workflow.
Information
Sources and feeds
Intelligence
Models and rules
Execution
Actions in systems
Results panel
Run the workflow to see sample output for each step in the chain.
Demo only — figures shown are illustrative sample data, not live results.
How it works
A workflow moves in four stages
The same structure applies whether the workflow watches a production line or a purchase ledger.
Map your information
Connect sources and describe what each one represents. Exintix normalises fields and keeps a lineage record for every value it ingests.
Define the intelligence
Choose the models and rules that interpret the data — thresholds, forecasts, classifications — and set the conditions that make a signal actionable.
Wire the execution
Attach the actions each signal should trigger, with owners, escalation paths and the approvals that must happen before anything is committed.
Run, observe, refine
Workflows run continuously. Every run is logged, measured and versioned, so teams can tune logic without losing the record of what came before.
Pillars
Three layers, designed to work as one
Information
One governed data layer
Sources are connected once and described in shared terms. Schema drift, late-arriving records and duplicate identifiers are handled at the boundary rather than in downstream reports.
- Connector library and change capture
- Field-level lineage
- Reference data and identity resolution
Intelligence
Interpretation you can inspect
Models and rules sit beside the data they read. Every conclusion carries the inputs and thresholds behind it, so a flagged signal can be examined rather than trusted blindly.
- Forecasting and anomaly detection
- Rule sets with versioning
- Confidence and threshold controls
Execution
Action across the estate
Execution steps write back into the systems your teams already use, with approvals, retries and rollback so automation stays inside operational control.
- Ticketing, messaging and ERP write-back
- Approval gates and escalation
- Retry, rollback and run history
Use cases by industry
Example scenarios
Illustrative scenarios showing how an Exintix workflow could be shaped in different sectors. They describe intended use, not delivered projects.
Keep lines running on early signals
Machine telemetry and quality inspection results are read together. When drift appears across consecutive batches, the workflow raises a maintenance ticket, reserves the replacement part and notifies the shift supervisor before scrap rates climb.
- Line telemetry and inspection data combined
- Drift detection across consecutive batches
- Maintenance ticket and part reservation raised automatically
Who this is for
Written for the people who own the follow-through
Illustrative profiles of the teams the Exintix concept is aimed at.
Operations teams drowning in dashboards
The signals are already visible; the problem is that acting on them means five tools and a chase-up. An Exintix workflow would close that gap.
Data leaders whose pipelines stop at the report
Warehouses and models are in place, but nothing downstream is triggered by them. Execution becomes part of the same design.
Systems integrators joining unfamiliar estates
Where a client runs a mix of legacy and modern systems, a shared information and execution layer avoids another point-to-point integration.
Security and governance
Automation kept inside operational control
Governance is part of the design rather than a later addition. The controls below describe the intended model for the platform.
Access by role
Permissions are set per workflow, per connector and per action, so the ability to read data is separate from the ability to trigger something.
Approvals before commitment
Any execution step can require named approval. Nothing writes back to a system of record until the gate is cleared.
Complete run history
Inputs, logic version, approver and outcome are captured for every run and retained under your own retention settings.
Environment separation
Draft, test and live workflows are kept apart, with promotion between them handled as an explicit, reviewable change.
About the name
Exintix
Exintix is a coined technology name, built to sound engineered rather than descriptive. The intended associations are intelligence, integration and execution — the three ideas the platform concept joins together.
It is short, pronounceable in one beat and carries no existing sector meaning, which makes it straightforward to own as a product name across enterprise software, data infrastructure and automation.
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FAQ
Questions about the concept
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