Engineering Toolkits

Build new, modernise old, without leaving the platform.

Engineering Toolkits turn requirements into running systems. New applications are generated from an idea, legacy systems are modernised with their rules preserved, and builders, integration, data pipelines and analytics are all created on-platform and governed.

Idea to app
Complete and production-ready
Legacy to modern
Business rules preserved
No-code
Builders and integration
Any source
Data pipelines and BI

Engineering Toolkits, module by module.

Innovate

An idea, a conversation or a document, into a production-ready app.

A complete, production-ready enterprise application is generated from an idea, conversation or document, with data model, workflows and UI, on-platform, governed and data-connected.

  • Idea, conversation or document to app
  • Complete, production-ready applications
  • Data model, workflows and UI generated
  • On-platform, governed and data-connected
  • Delivered in minutes
  • Reusable app gallery

Modernize

Legacy code into a modern, cloud-native app, every rule preserved.

Legacy code is reverse-engineered, business rules are extracted, and the system is rebuilt cloud-native on a modern stack with documentation auto-generated.

  • Legacy code reverse-engineering
  • Auto-generated HLD, LLD and API docs
  • Business-rule extraction
  • Modern, cloud-native rebuild
  • Any stack (Java, .NET, Ruby, Node, Python)
  • Rule-preserving migration

Builders and Modellers

Tailor the platform without code, and see how it runs.

No-code builders and modelers design workflows, forms and models and tailor platform features, with execution intelligence, bottleneck detection and upgrade-safe changes.

  • No-code builders and modelers
  • Workflow, form and model design
  • Tailor platform features and services
  • Execution intelligence (conformance, variants)
  • Bottleneck detection and heatmaps
  • On-platform, upgrade-safe

Integration Connectors

One integration layer to connect the whole stack, without glue code.

Pre-built connectors and a secure integration builder connect enterprise and third-party systems through one governed, central layer, with reusable connections and monitoring.

  • Pre-built system connectors
  • Secure, scalable integration builder
  • Enterprise and third-party systems
  • Governed, central integration layer
  • Reusable connections
  • Monitoring and error handling

Data Ingester

Describe the pipeline, ingest any source at scale.

AI-built ETL and log-based CDC pipelines intake big data from diverse sources through a source-to-destination builder, with orchestration and plain-language run summaries.

  • AI-built ETL pipelines
  • CDC (log-based) sync
  • Big-data intake from diverse sources
  • Source-to-destination flow builder
  • Orchestration and cluster planning
  • Plain-language run summaries

Transformers

Raw data into ready data, transformed at scale.

Big-data transformations cleanse, join, aggregate and reshape data, persisting to queryable stores as a pipeline-native, scale-out and governed step.

  • Big-data transformations
  • Cleanse, join, aggregate and reshape
  • Persistence to queryable stores
  • Pipeline-native (with ingestion)
  • Scale-out processing
  • Governed, reusable transforms

Data Insider

Data as a product, governed APIs and plain-English queries.

Data pools become governed APIs served to apps and AI agents, with plain-language queries, API operations and monitoring, and MCP orchestration for agents.

  • Data-as-API framework
  • Governed API builder from data pools
  • Talk-to-data (plain-language queries)
  • API Ops (health, latency, usage)
  • MCP orchestration for AI agents
  • API monitoring (P95, P99, volume)

Business Intelligence

Describe it, and AI builds the datasets, dashboards and reports.

AI agents build datasets, widgets, dashboards and scheduled narrative reports from plain language, with metric governance so every number agrees.

  • AI agents for datasets, widgets and dashboards
  • Plain-language build and compose
  • Scheduled narrative reports
  • Metric governance (one KPI definition)
  • Anomaly watch and insight digest
  • Governed sharing and review

ProcBot

SoPs and MoPs as governed automation, run across the estate.

Standard and maintenance operating procedures become reusable automation scripts, executed across systems on schedule with approval-gated governance and SLA monitoring.

  • Reusable SoP and MoP automation scripts
  • Distributed execution across systems
  • Recurring, on-demand and one-time scheduling
  • Approval-gated governance
  • Execution monitoring and SLAs
  • SRE and NRE enablement

PLC

The whole product lifecycle, requirement to release.

Products, modules and requirements are tracked requirement-to-release with sprints, velocity, defects and release readiness, as agile product development in one view.

  • Products, modules and requirements
  • Requirement-to-release traceability
  • Sprints and velocity
  • Defects and quality tracking
  • Release readiness
  • Agile PDLC in one view

Platform

One admin backbone for every module.

Roles, hierarchy and organisational structure are configured once and shared across every module, with reporting chains, role assignment and central configuration.

  • Organisational roles and hierarchy
  • Divisions and departments
  • Reporting chain (any depth)
  • Shared admin across modules
  • Role-to-user assignment
  • Central configuration

From requirement to running system.

New applications are generated from an idea, legacy systems are modernised with rules preserved, and integration, data pipelines and analytics are built on-platform and governed.

Three ways in, an idea becoming a new application, legacy modernised with business rules preserved, and integration, data and analytics built on-platform, feed the Engineering Toolkits, where Innovate, Modernize, Builders, Integration, Data pipeline and BI produce a running system in production.

Build anything, on one platform.

Engineering Toolkits build, modernise, integrate and analyse without leaving the platform.