Enterprise Vertex: An Executable, Time-Aware Graph of Your Business
Enterprise Vertex unifies supply, assets, operations, inventory, fulfillment and commercial records into one six-partition graph. Vertices are zero-copy addresses over authoritative ERP tables, edges carry validity windows, actions are state-gated and fail closed, and a counterfactual simulator estimates the blast radius of a disruption and proposes remediations for owner approval.
Frequently asked questions
What is a zero-copy vertex?
A vertex is addressed by a canonical URI over an existing ERP record. The ERP tables remain the only source of transactional truth, so the graph cannot drift from the ledger.
What are bi-temporal edges?
Each edge records when a relationship was valid, with valid-from and valid-to windows. Authoritative foreign-key edges have full confidence, and AI-inferred edges carry lower confidence, so you can query the graph as it was at a past point in time.
What does the blast-radius simulator compute?
Given a disruption such as a late supplier, it propagates the change through a copy-on-write copy of the graph to estimate impacted orders, inventory lots and revenue at risk, then generates remediation proposals.
Can the graph change business records on its own?
No. Actions bound to vertices are state-gated and fail closed, and mutations across non-authoritative edges require human approval.
Sources: live catalog, resource model, integration guide.