The Business Knows More Than Any One System Can Tell You
How the business actually works is defined by business rules scattered across docs, code, data and the memory of people doing the work. Each holds part of the story. None tells the full story.
Docs
Manuals, notes, contracts and training materials represent how things should work. MYRA makes them all accessible. But there's more to the story.
Code
Business rule logic is implemented in code. MYRA extracts decisions and calculations from the code. This logic contributes to the story.
Data
Business rule context is defined in data. MYRA extracts specifics from the data. Context doesn't tell the whole story, either.
People
These are the user stories of how things really work. Experienced people know the tricks. MYRA captures user insights, completing the story.
Enterprise Understanding
Distribution, Logistics and Supply Chain
Orders, inventory, pricing, shipping, receiving, customers and vendors are tied together by years of evolving requirements. MYRA helps uncover those connections, giving staff a clearer understanding of how the operation works.
Government & Defense
Mission-critical systems accumulate decades of procedures, controls, exceptions and institutional knowledge. MYRA helps uncover how those systems and processes actually work, giving staff better information to support operations, answer questions and maintain continuity as people and requirements change.
Financial Services
Accounts, transactions, approvals, reporting and customer service are connected by multiple layers of rules and practices developed over many years. MYRA reveals those relationships.
Retail
Great retail service depends on knowing the customer. Years of purchases, preferences, pricing, promotions, returns, etc., form the framework for consistent and reliable support.
