Agentic software that defends operating margin — then turns the record it creates into capital. Nearly every asset-heavy operator we spoke to already owns a system of record; none of them wanted another one. Allometry reads the system you have, then acts on it.
The single most common thing operators described was not a missing feature — it was data trapped between systems they already pay for. So Connect is included with any module, never a separate line. See the nine objects it builds →
The installed base is fragmented — custom and in-house systems, spreadsheets, and a long tail of named ERPs. So we ingest by tier rather than by vendor. Most operators are live without anyone building them a bespoke integration.
We tagged every operator conversation to the single problem it described, then built to that distribution rather than to what was easiest. The count on each card is how many led with that problem — the fourth came from customers rather than cold calls.
“Quoting is the number one bottleneck.”
VP Operations · machinery“Forecasting is guesswork.”
President · distribution“Thousands of hours a year on AP and AR.”
CEO · manufacturingRun one module and you solve one problem well. Run the set and something else becomes possible: every revenue line and every cost line attaches to a unit — one SKU deployed at one address for one account — and every event in that unit’s life is written against it, in order. True margin, payback and cost of acquisition per deployment stop being an estimate.
Margin Scan reads your data through Connect and tells you what your pricing is leaking. It ends with a figure. CPQ is the module that then holds that floor continuously, on every line you quote.
A roadmap you can see is worth more than one you are promised. Agentic ABM is live and sold as expansion; Occupancy is in validation with a design partner. The rest are real, and not built yet.
A Margin Scan reads your data and tells you what your pricing is leaking. No implementation, no commitment.