Information everywhere. Onyven keeps it flowing.
ONYVEN is an agentic operating system that connects the information moving across your teams and keeps your operation in sync. It works on top of the tools you already run. The routine steps follow rules you set. Every decision stays with you.
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Every department holds part of the picture. One update sits in an email. Another lives in a spreadsheet. The latest decision stays inside a meeting or department-specific system.
ONYVEN sits above the tools you already use and connects the steps between them. Depending on the workflow, a solution reads documents, reconciles records, routes exceptions, prepares approvals, or writes structured data back to the right system.
Every solution is configured around your process and your rules. Routine cases move forward. Ambiguous cases return to your team with their source and context attached.
A supplier delay in automotive, a test result in life sciences, and a service change in public transport look different. Each depends on information moving between documents, teams, and systems. ONYVEN connects those inputs and moves the next step forward.
The questions we get in the first meeting, from integration and responsibilities to exceptions, approvals, and autonomy.
ONYVEN connects your information, business rules, and existing systems to run operational workflows. It helps teams move from incoming information to decisions and actions with less manual coordination.
Teams dealing with complex operational processes across systems, documents, inboxes, and people. ONYVEN works best where decisions follow clear business rules but still require substantial manual work.
Yes. ONYVEN works with your existing technology stack rather than replacing it. It connects the systems and information sources involved in a process and works across them.
You do. Your rules, policies, permissions, and process requirements define what ONYVEN does, what requires approval, and when something gets escalated to a person.
ONYVEN follows the rules you define for incomplete or uncertain information. Where a safe decision is not possible, the case goes to the right person instead of inventing an answer.
No new workflow should be required on their side. ONYVEN works around the information channels and systems already involved in your process, including emails, documents, and existing software.
Both. You choose per flow, not per company. Confirmations can run on Sonata while price mismatches stay on Orchestra. Moving a flow from one to the other is a setting, not a project.
- Step 0
Discovery call
We map where the work lives today, the systems behind them, and assess whether Orchestra and Sonata fit your operations. Together we define what a win looks like and how it will be measured.
- Step 1
Process mapping
We gather the detail behind your workflows: volumes, formats, exception types and the systems each one touches. This gives us the insight to model how the solution will run in your environment.
- Steps 2-3
Rule definition
We capture your rules, boundaries, confidence thresholds and escalation paths. These become the logic that governs what gets prepared, what gets flagged, and what routes to a person.
- Steps 4-5
Configuration and calibration
Orchestra and Sonata are configured per flow to fit your processes, systems and approval chains. We then run it against real cases and fine-tune the thresholds, matching and exception handling.
- Step 6
Go-live
Your own numbers on the table. The systems run live in your environment, handling the work as designed while your team watches it happen, measured against the baseline you set at the start.
Thirty minutes on a video call. You tell us how the work runs today, where the manual steps and bottlenecks are, and we show you what Onyven would have done with a week like yours. If it is not a fit, you will hear that from us too.
Onur YılmazFounder, Onyven30 minutes · Founder call
You talk to the founder directly. Half an hour is enough to see the product run on real orders and decide whether a pilot makes sense.
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