One network from many systems.
StrataForge unifies data that never sat in the same place, then puts AI to work on it: answering questions, doing the work, solving work that wasn't possible. Built for owners, employees, and for their AI agents.
01 — The idea
Every company runs on systems that don't talk. The ERP holds one truth, the CRM another, the spreadsheets a third. StrataForge began by joining those layers so an owner could ask the whole business a question in plain English. That was phase one. Phase two moved AI inside the work itself, doing jobs that were constrained by human time. Phase three opens new work: citable work products built from documents and systems too complex to analyze by hand. Each phase stands on the one before it. And all of it runs where AI meets the physical economy: warehouses, engineering plans, land, and the records that govern them.
02 — The work
Three products, three phases, one platform. Each began as a working engagement, not a roadmap, and each raised the ceiling on the last. Because they run on the same network, what one builds the others can borrow for a fuller picture.
Analytics
The flagship for complex supply chains. ERP, CRM, inventory, and accounting reconciled into one live operating picture you can ask anything. Answers come back in plain English, traceable to the numbers underneath.
Month-end results next day, not next week.Arc
Native AI inside the revenue workstream. Arc reads plan sets and scanned packets, then does the work that follows: the takeoff, the quantities behind a quote, the QA pass. Not answers about the work. The work itself.
Customer-facing estimates in minutes, not days.Meridia
The public record, made decision-grade. Meridia reads everything a municipality publishes and writes citable accounts of activity that touches a stakeholder's next move.
Network analysis at scale on an unprecedented hyperlocal level.03 — Who it's for
You run a real company on the systems it grew up with.
Somewhere in them is the answer you need by Friday.
The quote that should go out today.
The record nobody has time to read.
The raw material exists. The work it should produce doesn't. That gap is what StrataForge is for.
04 — Founder
StrataForge exists because I needed it.
Two decades across banking, private equity, and operating seats. I sat in the board meetings, ran the reconciliation, waited on answers the systems already held. When AI made the fix possible, I built it.
The platform is the product of Nebulous, the consulting practice I've run since 2009.
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