Software — Theralon
Ask the operation. Act on the answer.
Scio is how people work with the live model of the operation. Ask it anything about the operation and it answers from the organisation's own data, with every figure traced to its source. Ask for a document and it builds it, for whatever dates you name. Tell it what needs doing and it prepares the change on the screen where it belongs, or sets it up as a workflow — and nothing happens until a person approves it.
Works across Terra and Vigil, for everyone who runs, oversees or answers for the operation.
Built around your data, your systems and how you actually operate, at whatever size the operation is.
From a question to a decision
With Scio
About any site, carrier, period, risk or decision in the operation.
Every number computed from your own data, and checked before it is shown.
A move, an owner, a workflow, prepared and waiting for a yes.
Nothing is carried out until someone approves it, and the record keeps who did.
Inside Scio
01 — Ask
Scio reads the figures it needs from the live model and answers from them: what will pay back fastest, each claim with its figure and its source.
02 — Set up
“Set that up” turns the recommendation into a workflow of steps, the volume move, the follow-up with the carrier, the investigation, each with what carries it out.
03 — Approve
Each step arrives in Decisions with the logic behind it and its effect on both sites. Approving carries it out through the product's own screens.
04 — Assist
Open Assist on Command and Scio reads the selected site, its load, its partners and what stands out, and prepares the relief move with every field editable.
Screens from the product, on synthetic data.
How it works
In plain language, about anything in the operation: a site, a carrier, a period, a risk, a decision. Scio reads the figures it needs from the live model and answers from them, with its sources attached.
Asked to act, it prepares the change — a volume move, a status, an owner, a schedule, a set of steps — with every field editable and its effect shown before anything is saved.
A person approves, changes or rejects it. Approving carries it out through the product's own screens, and the record keeps who decided, what changed and why.
Grounding
Scio never works out a figure of its own. The figures and comparisons in an answer are computed by the platform from the operation's own data, and every number and date Scio writes is checked against them before it is shown. A sentence that cannot be traced is removed, and the answer says so. Scio runs inside the organisation's own environment: questions, answers and records never leave it.
How answers are grounded →
Capabilities
Sites, lines, machines, suppliers, carriers, shipments, work orders, losses, risks, decisions and forecasts, for any period and in the operation's own words, answered from the same model every screen runs on, with the sources one click away.
Any of the platform's reports for any dates — a quarter, last month, a range — as PDF, Excel, CSV or JSON, named for its period and kept on record.
Open Assist on Command, Decisions, Risk, Forecasting or Principia and Scio reads what is selected there — the site, the risk, the decision — explains it, and offers that screen's own actions for it.
A move, a status, an owner, a ruling: prepared with every field editable and its effect previewed, carried out only when a person confirms, and undone where the record allows.
Give Scio a standing instruction — the alert to watch for, the tools it may use, how to resolve it — and it proposes a resolution as each alert arrives, with the logic it followed. Out of the box, each new loss, slipping partner or unusual stop is raised once, with the action that answers it.
Ask what to do, then tell Scio to set it up. Its recommendations become a workflow of steps, each sent to Decisions for a person to approve and kept in Decision memory.
What changes
Exporting a report to answer a question
Asking the question
A recommendation someone still has to action
The action prepared, waiting for a yes
Rules that act without anyone seeing why
Proposals that show their logic and wait for a person
How to start
Scio does both. Show us where the operation breaks down. We build around your data, your systems and how you actually operate, at whatever size the operation is. Then compare it with what you run today.
Your data
Questions
No. Scio answers only about the operation, from the operation's own live model, and acts only through the product's own screens. Asked about something outside the operation, it says so rather than guessing.
No. Every action, proposal and workflow step waits for a person. Approving runs the same path the screen itself runs, as the person who approved it, and the record shows that it came through Scio.
The figures in an answer are computed by the platform from the organisation's own data, and every number and date Scio writes is checked against them before it is shown. A sentence that cannot be traced is removed, and the answer lists what was removed. The sources behind every answer are one click away.
No. Scio runs alongside the platform in the organisation's own environment. No question, answer or record is sent to an outside service.
Show us where the operation breaks down. We build Scio around the systems you already run, answer your own questions from your own operation, and you compare it with what you run today.
Nothing while we work with you, for the foreseeable future. You see what the software does on your own operation first. When it has shown its value there, we agree terms with you, sized to what you run, and nothing becomes a contract until you agree to it.
Because the software is best judged on your own operation, not on our word. It isn't a trial or a pilot: you see what it does on your own data first, and when it has shown its value there, we agree terms with you.
Terms are agreed only after you have seen what the software does on your own operation. They are sized to what you run: how much of the operation the software covers, the volume and the number of sites, not the size of Theralon. You start with the product that fits the problem in front of you and add the rest when it has earned it. Nothing becomes a paid contract until you agree to it. The same software runs owner-led operations and large ones alike.
No. We build around the operation in front of us, at whatever size it is, and it costs nothing while we work together.
Also from Theralon
Terra & Vigil
Terra runs the operation. Vigil tells leadership what it is exposed to, and proves it. Scio is how people ask both, and act.
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