Pascal · The operating system for enterprises

Pascal

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A new medium for
enterprise software

Pascal turns a company’s data and processes into operational software that evolves with the enterprise, and gives people and agents one governed place to work.

Connects to the systems your business already runs on. See integrations

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Where your people and agents work together

Models your business once

Pascal connects your systems into one model of the business: the records, how they relate, and the actions each person and agent is allowed to take on them.

Agents act within the permissions you set

Decide what each agent can read, what it can do on its own, and what waits for a person. Pascal checks every action against current policy before it runs.

Keeps working while you’re away

Hand off a long task. Pascal works through it, records every step, and asks when it needs a person.

Brings the right people in

Workrooms keep the question, the people, the agents and the decision in one place.

Acts on signals as they arrive

Set Signal Flows so Pascal investigates exceptions the moment they land.

From a question to a running process,
Pascal does the work across your company.

01

Connect and model

Bring in the systems your business runs on and model it once: the records, the relationships between them, and the actions allowed on each.

Explore Ontology

02

Investigate and compare

Ask in plain language. Pascal reads the evidence, traces what a change would affect, and compares responses in Atlas before anyone acts.

Explore Atlas

03

Review and approve

Consequential actions wait for the person who owns them, with the policy, the evidence and the cost beside them. Approve, edit or decline, and see what actually happened.

Explore governance

04

Automate and improve

Turn work your team already does into automations. Test them on cases held back from development, then choose what runs on its own and what stays with a person.

Explore Automation Studio

One platform, four layers,
and governance across every one.

Governance

Human reviewA person approves what matters

Controlled actionsTools act within their permissions

Confirmed resultsWhat actually happened, on record

Set the boundaries.
Keep the final say.

Access controls

Human review

Controlled actions

Confirmed results

  • Every workspace is isolated
  • Your models, under your permissions
  • Credentials stay private to the workspace
  • Agents reach only the networks you allow
  • Every action is recorded with its approval
  • Revoking access never strands finished work

Start with one workflow.
Run your company on Pascal.