Platform · VYAN Advisor
Ask the plan what it is doing, and why.
The CFO asks why working capital rose this quarter and which customers drove it. Today that is a two-day request to an analyst. With VYAN Advisor it is a question, answered from the same runs, the same policy and the same economics the engines produced, with the evidence attached.
One decision, many questions
The same decision, framed for whoever is asking.
Finance, operations and commercial leaders ask different questions of the same plan. The answers come from one source, so they agree.
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The CFO
Why did working capital rise this quarter, and which customers drove it?
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The supply leader
Which commitments drive this shortfall, and what would holding service cost?
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The commercial leader
What happens to profit if we accept this customer's pull-in?
How it answers
The numbers come from the engines. The Advisor explains them.
Bounded by design
An advisor that explains, inside the same limits as everyone else.
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One source of truth
Answers come from the runs the engines produced, not from a paraphrase of a dashboard.
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Explains; does not decide
The Advisor explains and proposes. Approvals stay with the owners policy names.
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Honest about gaps
When the evidence is not there, it says so and names what is missing.
More than a chat window
A copilot on a single-number plan explains the wrong plan faster.
Reports and analysts
Copilots on single-number plans
VYAN Advisor
Where answers come from
Spreadsheets rebuilt for each question
Dashboards and documents
The engines' own results, policy and run history
Numbers
Reconciled by hand
Read from dashboards, or computed in the chat
Taken from the engines, never invented
Uncertainty
A best and a worst case
One forecast
Ranges across the futures the plan was judged in
Consistency across the room
Depends on who built the deck
Depends on how the question was asked
One source, so the CFO and the COO get the same facts
Where VYAN is going
From answering questions to raising them.
Where VYAN is going: a decision agent that draws on decision memory to retrieve the context behind a commitment, assess a change against it and recommend when to reassess.
It will invoke only the flows policy permits, and route every decision outside its authority to the owner.
Ask your own question
Bring the question your analysts take two days to answer.
A PULSE workshop is a two-to-three-hour working session with your leadership team on how your enterprise decides today, grounded in your public financials.