Built for operations that have to add up.
Six layers, controls in the path of every action, and agents held to the same rules as people.
Six layers, one architecture.
Select a layer to see what it relies on and what it serves.
Business applications and interfaces
Where people do the work, each role through its own views of the shared record.
- Relies on
- WorkflowsShared contextControls
- Serves
- The people doing the work
Connected workflows
How work moves between people and systems, with rules and approvals at each step.
- Relies on
- AgentsShared contextControls
- Serves
- Applications
AI agents and orchestration
Assistance that acts for a role, inside the steps it is assigned to.
- Relies on
- Shared contextControls
- Serves
- Workflows
Shared business context and data services
One record of the business and its history, read by every application.
- Relies on
- ControlsFoundation
- Serves
- ApplicationsWorkflowsAgents
Security, permissions and controls
Identity, roles, approval rules and the audit record, for people and agents alike.
- Relies on
- Foundation
- Serves
- ApplicationsWorkflowsAgentsShared context
Foundational platform services
The services everything else runs on, including deployment, monitoring and backup.
- Relies on
- Nothing inside the platform
- Serves
- Shared contextControls
Agents that work inside the rules.
Assigned to workflow steps, acting for a role, with people approving where rules require it.
SKU-2207 · 38 units on hand
Reorder point is 60 units
Reads only what the buyer role can see
Stock levelsLead timesSupplier terms
Acting for: Buyer
Reorder 120 units from Birch Lane Supply
$3,600 · arrives in 5 days
- Within the buyer’s $5,000 limit
- Approved supplier
- Budget available
DRDana RuizBuyer
PO-4471 issued to Birch Lane Supply
Inventory now expects 120 units
- Agent
- Replenishment agent
- Acted for
- Buyer role
- Relied on
- Stock, lead times, terms
- Approved by
- Dana Ruiz
- When
- May 7, 2026 · 10:42
- Acts for a role, never beyond it
- Proposes; people approve
- Every action recorded
Entered once. Read wherever it is needed.
Records leave the platform only through integrations agreed for the engagement.
- An order is entered once, where the work happens.
- It becomes part of the shared record.
- Finance invoices from the same record.
- The invoice joins the record it belongs to.
- Reports read the source, not a copy.
- Leaving the platform starts with a permission check.
- It goes only to an approved external system.
- The payment comes back through the same check.
- It is matched on the record, with its history kept.
Security in the path of every action.
How the platform is designed to check each action. Specifics are documented and agreed with each organization.
- The replenishment agent asks to issue purchase order PO-4471 for $3,600.
- Identity: the agent acts for the buyer role.
- Role permission: the buyer role may create purchase orders.
- Limit: $3,600 is within the role’s $5,000 limit.
- Approval rule: orders over $2,500 need a buyer’s approval, so the action is held.
- Dana Ruiz approves. The action is allowed and recorded in the audit trail.
- Identity and accessEvery person and agent acts as a known identity.
- Role-based accessRoles reach only the records their work requires.
- Separation between organizationsDesigned to keep each organization’s data apart.
- Audit recordsWho acted, what changed, when, on whose authority.
- Approvals in the pathA step that needs approval waits for it.
- Sensitive dataSensitive fields stay with the roles that need them.
- Agent permissionsAn agent acts for a role and never beyond it.
- Change managementChanges are reviewed, tested and released with a record.
- Backup and recoveryDesigned to run with defined backup and recovery procedures.
Design and practice, not a certification or a guarantee.
How Vezra approaches trust
Operated with discipline.
No uptime figures here. Where service levels are supported, they are agreed in the contract.
- DeploymentPlanned releases, each with a way back.
- TestingWorkflows tested against the rules they enforce.
- MonitoringDesigned to surface errors and failed steps.
- MaintenancePlanned, and communicated as agreed.
Adapt it without rebuilding it.
Most change is configuration. Integration and custom development are agreed per engagement.
- ConfigurationSettings, rules, roles
- ExtensionFields, forms, reports
- IntegrationApproved external systems
- Custom developmentScoped separately