ERP, connected. Permissions intact.
Your ERP holds the operational nouns — orders, invoices, inventory positions, cost centres. Connected to the brain, they stop being rows in modules and become entities every workflow can reason about.
What the ERP connector brings into the graph
The connector resolves ERP master data against the rest of the estate: the vendor in your ERP becomes the same entity as the counterparty in your contracts and the sender in your inbox. Financial postings, stock movements and order events stream in via change-data capture, so the graph reflects the business as of now.
As with every source family, the ERP connector is read-scoped by default, inherits your RBAC at question time, vaults its own credentials, and records lineage on every fact — so a decision that used this data can always show exactly which record it came from.
Workflows this connector unlocks
Procure-to-pay checks
Three-way matching with rationale: PO, receipt and invoice reconciled by an agent, exceptions routed to a named owner.
Working-capital answers
"What's our exposure to this vendor?" answered across ERP, contracts and email in seconds — grounded, permissioned, cited.
Order-status copilots
Customer-facing teams get live order truth without swivel-chairing between modules.
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