72 pre-built workflows. AP automation, PO matching, vendor sync, and multi-entity consolidation — live the moment your ERP connects. Exceptions surface automatically. One click to approve. Your team decides, NAP executes.
ERP data moved correctly. Always.
42 migrations. 22 ERPs. Every failure pattern encoded before the first record moves. The $0.00 balance gate enforces the close at database level — no human override, no exceptions.
87% of fields auto-resolve by migration 3. Weeks, not months.
Smarter with every deployment
This is not a product that gets better when engineers ship features. It gets better when clients use it. Every ERP connected, every CFO tool partnered, every deployment run — compounds the intelligence for every other client on the platform.42 migrations. 22 ERPs. Every failure pattern encoded before the first record moves. The $0.00 balance gate enforces the close at database level — no human override, no exceptions.
Signal intake
Ingest the CFO stack.
NAP reads structured and unstructured signals across ERP, CRM, billing, tax, treasury, close, audit, documents, messages, and prior deployments.
ERP
CRM
Billing
Tax
Treasury
Close
Audit
Slack · Email
Docs · Policy
Prior deployments
bLUEPRINT
Create the living Blueprint.
Rules, approvals, evidence, controls, exceptions, system behavior, and prior resolutions become one operating model.
Platform architecture
The execution layer between your stack and your operations.
Once an exception is resolved in the Blueprint, it self-monitors. Failures become patterns, not escalation tickets.
Broaden your perspective
CFO sees the operating model Engineers see the control plane.
Finance leaders see closed periods, exception ratios, and entity health. Controllers see gate status and audit evidence. Engineers see execution state, schema drift, and failure logs — all from the same Blueprint.
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30+ Enterprise Systems Connected And Running
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2K+ Failure Modes. All Encoded
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Ask the Blueprint. Not another dashboard.
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Every Role Sees Something Different
Production
Running in production today.
These are executions previously performed by consulting teams — now encoded in NAP.