PLATEFORME — WORK GRAPH

Un contexte qui ne se périme jamais.

Demandez à n'importe quel bon responsable des opérations commerciales où vit la vérité : dans sa tête. Le graphe de travail la déplace vers une infrastructure partagée — chaque commande, devis, facture et paiement comme un nœud, mis à jour dès qu'un changement survient.

The work graph: an inbox RFQ, an EDI order, and a blocked S/4 order on one fabric — sample cases.
RFQ-2291 · e-mailarrived 09:02
Brouillon de devisDrafting
Approval — m.chenAwaiting approval
Devis 20005731Préparé pour S/4
EDI 850 · PO-10482arrived 08:47
Réception commande · M3Checking credit
AcknowledgementDrafting
Order 4711 · S/4on credit hold
Release casebrief prepared
Release + capAwaiting approval

Illustrative cases — sample data, not a customer record.

One AI work queue — inbox and ERP alike.

An RFQ that arrived by email and an order stuck inside the ERP sit on the same fabric, in the same states. Nothing lives in a side spreadsheet.

Three ways work lands on the graph.

Already in the ERP

Blocked orders, failed matches, credit holds — ION Data Fabric events and SAP Event Mesh surface them. A stuck order is work exactly like a new email.

Work arrives

Un bon de commande par e-mail, un EDI 850, une demande Teams — chacun devient un dossier dès son arrivée.

On demand

« @corin, pourquoi la commande 4711 est-elle bloquée ? » — réponse depuis les systèmes en direct, le correctif joint comme dossier à approuver.

WHAT A JOB IS MADE OF

De l'arrivée au résultat, chaque étape est un objet.

Ten kinds of node, one fabric. Each one is a plain answer to a plain question.

01

Interaction

An email, a Teams message, an EDI transmission — the touch, kept exactly as it arrived.

02

Document

The PO, RFQ, or invoice inside it — every extracted field traceable back to its source.

03

Entity

The customer, part, or plant it names, resolved against your ERP master data.

04

Case

The job itself: one thread holding everything that belongs to it.

05

Intent

What the sender actually wants — the quote, the change, the status.

06

Task

The concrete step Corin takes on: price it, match it, check the credit.

07

Plan

The steps in order, with every approval marked before anything runs.

08

Action

One call to one system — and never one your policy didn't allow.

09

Transaction

The ERP document that resulted, with its number attached.

10

Outcome

What happened next — won, paid, disputed — joined back to the case it came from.

EXCEPTIONS

Exceptions arrive as decisions, not tickets.

The full brief, one click — under two minutes per decision, measured in your pilot.

The trail

See every step it took, and why — every case links its emails, checks, approvals, and ERP documents.

The brief

What arrived, what Corin checked in your ERP, what it recommends, what it rejected — on one card.

The click

Approve, edit, or reject. Your decision lands with your name and the rule in force.

Nothing posts to your ERP without a rule that allowed it and a record that proves it.

POURQUOI C'EST CRÉDIBLE

Catalogué, pas simplement affirmé.

La connectivité Infor de Corin est construite sur un catalogue tenant que nous avons vérifié nous-mêmes — chaque suite, produit et opération comptés depuis l'export de métadonnées en direct.

45,272 opérations sur 23 suites — chacune comptée depuis l'export.

DÉCISIONS, AVEC PREUVES

Visualisez ce que Corin va faire avant qu'il le fasse.