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Bring together CRM, ERP, accounting, documents, databases, APIs and communication tools.
Octopus for enterprise
Bring AI into the systems your organisation already trusts—without rebuilding everything, surrendering your source code or committing to one model and one cloud.
Built around your organisation
Bring together CRM, ERP, accounting, documents, databases, APIs and communication tools.
Place AI where it adds value while keeping people responsible for important decisions.
Operate in the cloud, customer cloud, private environment or hybrid arrangement that fits.
Apply identity, policy, audit and evidence capabilities when your production context requires them.
Where Octopus fits
Enterprise transformation rarely starts from zero. Octopus Builder helps teams improve a specific operational outcome while respecting the assets, obligations and expertise already in place.
Connect Salesforce, SAP, Microsoft, Xero, databases and internal services instead of replacing them without a business reason.
Use the AI providers and deployment environments that suit the work, the risk and your internal standards.
Add human checks, audit evidence, deployment policy and operational visibility as a project moves into production.
A focused way to begin
Start with a bounded workflow that matters to the business. Confirm how it should work, connect the right systems, and plan the route into production before broadening the rollout.
Agree on the people, outcome, information and decisions involved in the work.
Confirm identity, data, systems, hosting and operational requirements early.
Begin with a useful scope, learn from real use and extend with evidence.
Keep portable source and a system that can evolve as providers and business needs change.
Yes. Existing systems are treated as part of the solution. A project can begin with APIs, schemas, files, documentation or existing software and identify where connection is useful.
Yes. The approach is provider-neutral and can accommodate commercial providers, managed cloud services and appropriate local models.
No. Options can include managed environments, customer cloud, private infrastructure and hybrid arrangements.
Start by describing one important workflow. We will use that context to guide the initial conversation and identify the systems and stakeholders involved.
Begin with one outcome