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Scattered AI, scattered risk
Different AI tools, billed in different places, with company data going wherever someone pastes it. Nobody can see the total cost, and nobody is in charge of keeping it secure.
Incipient OS connects the systems you already run, like your ERP, email, CRM, and shared files, and puts AI to work across them using your rules and your permissions. Your team asks a question or hands off a task and gets it done, without copying data between tabs. Built for manufacturers first. It sits on top of what you have, so there's nothing to rip out.
AI tools open in a dozen tabs. Subscriptions nobody tracks. Documents pasted into chats. The answers are generic, your standards don't carry over, and the work still lands on your people.
Different AI tools, billed in different places, with company data going wherever someone pastes it. Nobody can see the total cost, and nobody is in charge of keeping it secure.
A chatbot answers a question. It doesn't sort, route, resolve, and double-check the work, which is what actually keeps a business running.
Nobody wants another system migration, and AI tools keep changing. The OS has to sit on top of what you already use, so you can take advantage of what's new without starting over.
Everything you run connects to one OS. Agents, which are AI assistants set up to handle one job each, do the work inside it, following your permissions and your standards. Nothing is stored outside your systems.
You don't need a technical team or a written spec to start. We set up the connections and walk you through the first agent.
Tell us which systems you run and where your team loses the most time. We'll tell you whether the OS is a fit and where we'd start.
We set up read-only connections using the logins and permissions your team already has. Nothing in your systems changes.
Start with the one problem that costs you the most. Once it proves itself, add the next. Each one starts faster, because it reuses the connections already in place.
AI tools and vendors will keep changing. Your operation shouldn't have to. The OS sits on top of your ERP and the rest of your systems, so you can swap what's underneath and keep going, with everyone on your team working from the same information. Your ERP stays the system of record. The OS is where the work gets done. It reads from your systems and never keeps its own copy of your data.
A foundation that keeps you in control of your AI, so you can add agents without adding risk.
Use any model, including Claude, GPT, open-source models, or your own, all in one place and on your own accounts. We never run your work on our keys.
Each job goes to the model that fits it, so you aren't paying top price for simple tasks, and you can see the cost of every one.
The AI tools you already pay for plug in and become more useful. Nothing gets replaced.
Your team signs in the way they already do. Roles control who sees what, each agent gets only the access its job needs, and nothing is stored outside your systems.
Connections are grouped by type, and you choose the provider. One secure connection can serve many agents, and it follows the permissions you already have.
Home is where your AI lives: your models, your spend, and your connections. Ask a question across everything you've connected and get the answer, instead of twenty clicks and a message to the one person who knows. Agents gather the information, and you review and adjust in minutes instead of meetings.
See Home →Each agent handles one job from start to finish, on whatever systems you have. Every new agent reuses the connections already in place, so each one gets up and running faster than the last. Prove one, then add the next. It's how we run our own company. Over time, agents work together to handle a whole process from start to finish.
Answers questions using everything you've connected. It's the engine behind Home.
Sorts and routes each case, drafts the reply, and confirms the fix.
See more →Shows where things are and how long they've been there, using shop floor sensors.
Tracks stock, movements, and when to reorder, using your ERP.
Forecasts demand and plans capacity and schedules for people and equipment.
See more →Checks bills of materials, orders, and production for problems.
Works your CRM pipeline and keeps follow-ups on track.
Follows purchase orders through your ERP from request to receipt.
Writes and reviews code for custom features, working with agents that plan the project and turn requirements into specs.
See more →Maps who has access to what, which apps are connected, how AI is being used, and which licenses sit unused. Then it ranks what to fix first by how far each problem could spread.
See more →Handles customer cases and complaints from start to finish in Intercom, Jira, or Zendesk. It sorts and routes each case on its own, drafts the reply, and confirms the fix. Your people step in only for the exceptions.
See the Support Agent →A set of agents that work together across a project: one plans and tracks the work, one turns requirements into specs, and others write and review the code. Each project leaves behind specs and patterns the next one can reuse, so delivery gets faster over time.
See the Delivery Agents →Forecasting, capacity planning, and scheduling that work with the workforce tools you already use. It updates the demand forecast and adjusts schedules a week ahead, for people and equipment alike, so you get the most out of both for the least spend.
See the Scheduling Agent →Incipient OS runs our own company before it runs yours. These are the results we hold our agents to.
Tell us which systems you run and one problem you'd like gone. We'll show you what the OS would do with it.