NeurallEmpire is one foundation on which your teams, and the AI assistants they already use, build and run every business application: finance, procurement, HR, service and compliance, under one set of rules.
Approval chains held together by email, balances and registers kept in spreadsheets, spend that is only checked at month-end, audit questions about who can do what, and deadlines tracked from memory. Each becomes an application on the same data model, so fixing the second problem is faster than the first.
No. It is the operating system underneath: data, rules, processes, ledgers, screens, security and audit as building blocks. Finance, procurement, HR, service and industry applications are configurations of those blocks, built by your team, by a partner or with us.
AI is a first-class way to build and run your applications, not a bolt-on. Assistants such as Claude, ChatGPT and Gemini connect through two MCP servers: one to design and release apps, one to work with records, tasks, processes and reports. Each assistant acts as the person who connected it, with exactly their access. Deletions, releases and bulk changes wait for that person to confirm, and every action lands on the audit trail. Your teams can still build everything by hand in Studio, the browser-based designer.
Automation and AI are only safe in production on a governed system of record: clear permissions down to the row and field, human approval for consequential actions, and a tamper-evident trail of every change. NeurallEmpire gives you that foundation, and the AI assistants your people connect work inside it, within rules your auditors can verify.
Each customer gets its own database. Scheduled backups and restore into a new tenant are built in, and bulk import and export in Excel and CSV come with the platform.
Builders work in drafts and publish immutable releases that are promoted through DEV, TEST and PROD, with roles versioned alongside. Builders can design apps without being able to read production data.
Yes. Partners use the same public SDK and package format we use for our own reference solutions. A package installs into any customer's tenant and upgrades without overwriting the customer's own changes.
Pick one painful process, often an approval chain held together by spreadsheets and email. We run a discovery workshop, pilot it in your own tenant, then go live and add the next app on the same data model.