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See what changed, check the evidence, decide what happens next.

UURI brings key questions, alerts, recommendations and governed follow-up into a connected business workflow — using the capabilities available for your environment.

Information. Context. A way forward.

See the whole decision, not just a number.

A number turning red is more than a status. People need to know why it moved, what changed and who is responsible.

UURI puts the evidence beside the answer, routes alerts with a clear lifecycle, and records who recommended, approved and carried out each change.

Walk through an example
UURI / Decision workspaceSample data
Connected business contextOrders · Inventory · Suppliers · Finance

A key figure just fell below target.
Why, and what should we do?

AlertBelow target
EvidenceShown with answer
RecommendationOwner assigned
ApprovalSecond person
The signal

−3.2 pts vs target

Fill rate · DC South · this week
Evidence trailAlert → data → ownerEarly access
A recommendation to review

Release the held replenishment order.

Owner: Operations lead · evidence attached
See the walk-through
From a business signal to an approved action. Alerts are available and recommendations are in early access; carrying out a change needs a target system that has been set up and certified.

For evaluators

From your data to a governed change.

Six steps, each with its exact release state. Nothing here implies that every step works for every system.

  1. Your dataSet up per customer

    The business information you already hold, from the systems you choose to connect.

    Good to know: Set up for each customer. This site names no connectors, and which of your sources can be connected is confirmed in an evaluation.

  2. A trust layerEarly access

    A searchable catalog, a trail from each figure back to its source, named owners and data-quality checks.

  3. Questions with evidenceAvailable

    Ask in everyday language. The answer shows the data it relies on, so a person can check it.

  4. Alerts and historyAvailable

    Alert rules with noise control and a status from open to resolved, plus saved snapshots to compare past and present.

  5. Recommendation and decisionEarly access

    A recommendation with an owner, the decision taken and any feedback, in a history that shows if it has been altered.

  6. A governed changeAvailable

    Previewed first, approved by a second person, carried out within set limits and checked afterwards.

    Good to know: Only where the target system has been set up and certified for it. This site claims no live connection to any named system.

What always applies: nothing changes in your systems without a second person's approval, people decide, and no certification is claimed.

Operating model

Four principles shape how UURI works.

01

Evidence travels with the answer

Where a figure came from, and whether its quality has been checked, travel with it, so any conclusion can be traced back.

02

Time is a first-class dimension

Data structures and key figures are saved over time, and recommendations keep a history that shows if it has been altered — so you can see what was known when a decision was made.

03

People stay in control

Write actions and metadata changes require explicit, independent approval. Suggested fixes are never applied automatically.

04

One product, not a toolkit

Answers, alerts, recommendations and governance share the same data, permissions and record instead of being stitched together across separate tools.

For technical evaluators: how the platform is built

For technical evaluators

How the platform is built.

UURI is organized in layers, each building on the evidence of the one beneath it. Select a layer to see what it does and the release state of each capability in it. Security and governance apply across all layers.

Operational intelligence

Brings operational metrics, monitoring and historical signals together.

  • Alert rules with lifecycle and noise controlAvailable
  • Historical KPI and insight snapshotsAvailable
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Release transparency

We label what is available and what is in early access.

UURI tracks every capability against a release state. Available capabilities are production-ready in the current release. Early access capabilities are implemented and completing product acceptance before general availability.

Partly available means a capability combines production-ready and early-access features. Capabilities still under internal development are not described on this website. During a demo we confirm which capabilities are available for your deployment and timeline.

See what UURI could do for your business.

Bring a decision your team struggles with. We'll show you how UURI approaches it — and be clear about what is available today and what is in early access.