Lindero doesn't see tables. It sees your business.
Orders, customers and their real statuses, with the business dates and how they relate, checked against your ERP. Your people, your apps and your agents all work on that map.
Your ERP knows everything. But it speaks in tables only three people understand.
Columns with names nobody remembers, three dates on one order that don't mean the same thing, and statuses stored as codes. An AI without a map makes it up.
A map with your company's names.
Every part of the business has its name, its definition and the source of each piece of data. Customer, Order or Payment — the way your people say it, not the way the database stores it.
An agent proposes it. We decide by asking your people.
In the Lab, an agent proposes the map for each department and notes its doubts. Our team takes those questions to the people who do that work every day, and only what is clear goes into the map. Every question about the department is checked with a read-only query against your ERP.
What you publish is what your apps see.
Editing a draft changes nothing that's already running. Your apps, your experts and your agents read only the published version, and every change is logged with who made it and when.
- The draft is where the work happens, without touching what's live.
- The published version is the only one apps, experts and agents read.
- The log keeps every change, with who and when.
And it knows what's sensitive.
Each part of the business is marked as personal data, financial data or a trade secret. That way it's clear what each AI may read, in business terms: suppliers, orders or customers, not tables.
- Personal data, such as an employee's or a contact's details.
- Financial data, such as collections, margins or credit.
- Trade secrets, such as price lists or formulas.
Lindero Calvin keeps watch.
Every AI in your company has a record of which parts of the map it may read and which are sensitive. If it tries to step outside them, fixed rules stop it, not another AI.
What Lindero Calvin isWe already paid for a BI tool that nobody was maintaining six months later. What happens when the ERP changes?
Every change to the map is logged with who made it and when. If the ERP changes and something breaks, Lindero tells you where before it reaches your screens.
See your business drawn with your own names
We'll show you what the map of one of your departments would look like.