One platform. Context, control, and intelligence.
Run approved processes with connected knowledge and the right intelligence. Every action accountable.
- Connected contextEnterprise knowledge
- Define & refineYour approved process
- ApproveRun as approved
Rules · Local & small models
Frontier models · People
Connected enterprise context
Enterprise knowledge.
Connected and reusable.
Your records explain what happened. Their relationships give decisions context. TruLattice connects both, preserving the sources behind each fact.
- Connected to your systems
- Bring relevant records, documents and policies into context without replacing your systems of record.
- Grounded in sources
- Keep the connection between a fact and the evidence behind it.
- Reusable across processes
- Extend shared knowledge as you bring more work onto TruLattice.
Governed execution
Your process sets the boundaries.
Describe how work should happen. Refine it together. Business and IT approve the process before it runs.
The approved process
Define what a step may do.
- Evidence
- Which facts and sources are required?
- Rules
- What conditions must hold?
- Authority
- Who can approve the action?
- Exceptions
- When should a person take over?
Approved by business + IT
Each execution
Follow it. Record it.
- Gather the evidence
Keep sources attached to the case.
- Check rules and authority
Proceed only within the approved boundaries.
- Act and retain the record
Link the action, outcome and evidence.
Outside the boundaries? Route to the named owner.
Illustrative process · The decision record connects evidence, process and model versions, authority, action and outcome.
Optimized intelligence
Define the work.
Choose the right intelligence.
The router matches each step to the capability it needs, balancing cost, speed and confidence within your data policies. The approved process stays in control.
A result to produce.
Boundaries to respect.
Required evidence
Permitted actions
Escalation conditions
Select the right route
- Rules & calculationsExplicit logic. Predictable results.
- Local & small modelsFocused work within your deployment and data policies.
- Frontier modelsBroader reasoning when the work calls for it.
- PeopleJudgement, exceptions and named authority.
Fine-tune where it helps.
Where the workload calls for it, we fine-tune and maintain customer-specific models. Local models are part of the intelligence strategy, not a separate product.
Keep every route accountable.
Record which route ran, why it was selected and the evidence it used. Changing a model does not mean rebuilding the process.
See your process on TruLattice.
Start with a process that matters to your business.