Your business. In context.

Uplyst connects enterprise data, business relationships and changing events, giving teams the context behind their decisions.

Explore the platform
Business and data specialists examine a shared enterprise intelligence view in a working session
Customer commitment review comparing the agreed delivery date with a later estimate, awaiting the responsible owner

Connected to the way
your business works.

  • ERP
  • CRM
  • Data platforms
  • Cloud
  • APIs
  • Industrial systems

Our clients.

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  • Ruitenberg Ingredients
  • Johannes Hübner Giessen
  • Scott Equipment Company
  • Datalink Electronics
  • Bacton Logistics
  • Brinor International
  • GEMCO
  • Brooks Forgings
  • Boker’s, Inc.
  • Chemfreight
  • Velta International
  • Dalau

One business.
A connected understanding.

Information lives in different systems. Business happens between them. Bring the relationships into view, so the next conversation starts with a shared understanding.

Customer commitment with agreed and estimated delivery dates, source evidence and the responsible reviewer

Connect the information.

Bring records and events from enterprise systems into a common business model.

Understand the relationships.

See how an account, an agreement and an operational change relate to one another.

Carry context into action.

Connect analysis and the next step to the business situation that needs a response.

Explore business context
Operations planners compare a delivery exception with the affected customer commitments on their planning screens

Keep the plan connected to reality.

A change on the ground can affect inventory, production and customer commitments. Follow the connections before reviewing a response.

Supply chain intelligence Explore operational intelligence

The story behind
the financial picture.

Connect the movement to the invoice, the agreement and the operational evidence. Keep what is posted distinct from what is expected or disputed.

Financial intelligence
A finance analyst compares an unmatched transaction with its bank settlement record

Numbers are a starting point.
Context explains them.

Examine an exposure with its source records and the questions that still need an answer.

Financial analytics showing invoiced amounts and allocated cash over a defined reporting period
An account manager and service specialist review a customer's agreements and service history together

Understand the relationship beyond the CRM.

Bring agreements, service events and fulfilment into the conversation. Give the account team context for what has changed for a customer.

Customer intelligence
A shared view for commercial, service and operations teams.

Built around your business.
Connected to your systems.

Semantic modeling, knowledge graphs, event processing, analytics and adaptive workflows form a shared intelligence layer.

Connect distributed information without forcing every source into one physical repository.

Enterprise information

Records and changing events.

Business context

Meaning and relationships.

Considered action

Analysis and connected workflows.

Start with your
business question.

Tell us which decisions, information and systems you want to connect.