On-ramp, not rip-out
We sit on top of the existing systems and read them. Nothing to migrate; the operator keeps their tools. The stack is the ingestion surface, not the competitor.
Allometry sits above the existing stack and turns the operating record of a physical-revenue business into structured, signed, address-level evidence. Read-only in. Attested out. The same pipeline that runs the operator's day produces the asset a lender can underwrite.
▸ Connectors → canonical model → exception engine → write-time attestation → the vault → developer surface → enterprise security. No rip-and-replace; the stack is the on-ramp, not the competitor.
Recurring, read-only ingestion from the systems already in place: accounting/ERP, payroll, bank feeds, CRM, invoices and jobs. We read what exists, where it lives. We never replace the books, the bookkeeper, or the CPA.
Every source is resolved to one canonical model: account · entity · contract · unit · invoice · payment · holdback · renewal — keyed to the address. First-class: multi-entity linkage (conglomerate mapping, ownership-change re-routing) and multi-currency / multi-province tax. Five partial systems become one economic state vector per address.
A library of deterministic rules runs over the canonical model and emits a risk-scored, prioritized queue: overdue AR, deposit-before-delivery, retainage aging, duplicate bills, unmatched payments, EST-to-invoice variance, payroll variance, tax mis-code, −60-day renewal, vendor cost creep, margin-leaking unit, cash-pressure. The high-stakes logic is deterministic — no room for interpretation; the rules are explicit, not inferred.
Every atom — every quote, dispatch, bill, renewal, decision — is signed and hash-chained at write-time, each record linking to the prior one. Not a transcript of what was said; a tamper-evident record of what was done. This is the line: conversation exhaust makes a business smarter; an attested record makes it financeable.
The signed record accumulates into the operator's vault. Time-in-vault unlocks lender tiers: 6 months → working capital, 12 → infrastructure debt, 24 → insurance-linked, 36 → rated paper. A competitor can copy the endpoints in an afternoon; they cannot copy the months. The dataset is the moat — by construction.
The vault is exposed as a verifiable proof surface: MCP-callable atoms, zero-knowledge-attestable receipts, a REST surface. Lenders, insurers, agents, and downstream systems read from the same signed ledger — verify without revealing the underlying books. The underwriting fabric any counterparty connects to.
Per-tenant isolation, per-customer encryption, configurable retention, read-only scopes, and an audit trail on every decision. Built so an operator's CFO, their lender, and their auditor can all trust the same record.
An attested atom is small, verifiable, and chained. The score and the rule are visible; the underlying data stays in the operator's control. Verify the chain without ever exposing the books.
We sit on top of the existing systems and read them. Nothing to migrate; the operator keeps their tools. The stack is the ingestion surface, not the competitor.
The money-moving decisions follow exact rules — margin floors, gates, tax logic — with the reasoning agentic where it helps and deterministic where it must be.
The attested record belongs to the operator. We make it portable, verifiable, and financeable — and only the operator decides who connects to it.
Read-only in, attested out. The same architecture that surfaces your exceptions and protects your margin is the one that turns your operating record into capital. That's the whole design.