CUE by Excellis

CUE powers it. CUE Intelligence drives it.

Two Excellis layers come with every Business Operating System: one under it, one inside it. CUE is the enterprise platform it's built on: the integration. CUE Intelligence is the governed AI layer inside it: the intelligence. That's why every BOS fits its business, and none starts from zero.

What a BOS is made of

Three layers. The Forge builds every one.

Your BOS

What your people command

AvEx · Energy

AiO · Construction

TracEx · Regulated fulfillment

Your industry

CUE Intelligence

What thinks and acts

Specialist agents

Orchestration

Policy & approvals

Full trace & kill switch

Multiple AI models

Learning loop

CUE

What powers it

CUE Foundation

CUE Runtime

CUE Modules

CUE Canvas

One data layer

The Forge builds every layer.

How →

CUE

The part no company should pay to invent again.

CUE is the enterprise platform The Forge builds every BOS on, licensed with your BOS, never sold on its own. It carries the workflow, data, decision and commerce capability two decades of enterprise work already hardened.

CUE Foundation

The base platform.

Cloud, data, APIs, security and integration. Production-grade constraints every BOS inherits.

CUE Runtime

How a BOS runs.

Workflow execution, decision logic, automation and observability. The engine under the operating model.

CUE Modules

Hardened business modules.

Commerce: ordering, catalog and pricing, identity, fulfillment. Enterprise: production planning, materials, inventory, procurement, reporting.

CUE Canvas

One interface standard.

The design system every BOS screen inherits, so a generated screen looks and behaves like every other.

~70%

of a BOS is standing before the first company-specific module is built

Seven product families

Read it the way a buyer thinks, not the way the code is organised.

Every module ships hardened from production. Families group them so you can see what a BOS draws on without a systems diagram.

Customer

Everything about the people you sell to and serve, in one record.

CRM

Customer service

Customer portal

Contracts

Commerce

What you sell, at what price, on what terms.

Products

Pricing

Orders

Operations

The work itself: planned, sequenced, done.

Inventory

Scheduling & dispatch

Fulfillment

Procurement

Production

Finance

What it cost and what it earned, without a second system.

Billing & invoicing

Tax

Reporting

Field

The same system in a truck, on a site, in a plant.

Mobile operations

Forms & workflow

Tasks

Intelligence

What the business should look at next, and why.

Executive briefing

Forecasting

Benchmarks

Analytics

Platform

The part no company should pay to invent again.

Foundation

Runtime

Identity & security

Rules & workflow

Data & integration

Canvas

Foundational Process

Different businesses. One CUE.

Examples from production: each BOS pulls different pieces of the same platform, then extends what's unique to that business. core = a CUE module as it stands · extended = a CUE module extended for that business · – = not needed.

Capability

Energy

Regulated fulfillment

Construction

Ordering & pricing

core

extended

Inventory & traceability

extended

–

core

Block Content Scheduling & dispatch

core

extended

Compliance evidence

–

extended

core

Canvas UI & telemetry

core

CUE Intelligence

Agents that act. Gates that govern. A system that learns.

CUE Intelligence is the governed AI layer inside every BOS. It's what makes a BOS run the business instead of just recording it.

Trust & control

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Policy & guardrails

–

Permissions

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Human approval

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Audit & trace

–

Kill switch

Orchestrator

plans · delegates · monitors · escalates

Sales

Pricing

Operations

Finance

Compliance

Your domain

• Exceptions go to a person. Rules change only through your approvals.

Observe & learn

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End-to-end tracing

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Agent performance

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Drift & anomaly detection

–

Outcome tracking

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Learning loop

Specialist agents, one orchestrator.

Sales, pricing, operations, finance, compliance: each domain gets an agent that knows it. An orchestrator plans, delegates, monitors and escalates.

Inside your rules, or it stops and asks.

Every agent acts within policy, permissions and approval thresholds you set. Anything outside them goes to a person. Autonomy is dialed per task, from assist to autonomous.

Every action traced. Every approval logged.

End-to-end tracing, audit trail, reversibility and a kill switch. Evidence built in for SOC 1/2, SOX and GDPR.

It learns, you approve.

Results and feedback shape what agents surface and recommend next. Rules and thresholds change only through your approvals, never on their own.

Reasons over one data layer.

CUE holds a semantic model of your business over every system a BOS connects, wherever the data physically lives. Your context, your memory, your knowledge, in one place agents can reason over.

Multiple AI models. No lock-in.

The best model for each task, switchable as the market moves. Your BOS is never tied to one provider.

Next · The Forge

And The Forge builds it. Model it. Plan it. Build it.

How a BOS gets built

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Your move · The Forge Assessment

Your business has more power than its software can see.

Most of it is buried in hidden work. The Forge Assessment finds it: a working session with your business and IT leaders to find the first BOS worth building. Scoped to you.

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01

Hidden-work map

The meetings, spreadsheets, exceptions and tribal knowledge carrying your business today.

02

Decision & automation list

What the business needs to see, decide, coordinate, automate and validate.

03

First BOS charter

The first BOS worth building, what CUE already covers, the gates and the owners.