Built in Canberra by a team with seventeen years inside large enterprise and government systems. Every one of them had the same problem: nobody could say, with evidence, what the systems actually did. So we built Vera to find out, and to show her working.
Large organisations run on systems built over decades. The code knows what the business does. The documents say what it was meant to do. The people who knew both have often moved on.
AI was supposed to fix this, but a model that has never seen your estate can only guess, and it guesses confidently. We started by compiling the code and the documents into one traced map. Vera is what happens when you put an architect on top of it.
The knowledge was never missing. It was scattered across systems, documents, code and people's heads. Our vision is a symbiotic organisation, where people and AI work from one shared, evidence-based account of how the business works, and people keep the judgement.
Every answer Vera gives links to its source. We hold ourselves to the same rule.
Declared gaps are a feature. Confident guessing is the bug we're fixing.
Context first, answers second. That's the whole idea.
Vera does the digging. Your people make the calls and get the credit.
A senior software and SAP engineer who spent years inside large organisations, watching capable teams struggle to answer one question: what does this system actually do?
A commercial and enterprise go-to-market leader who has spent years selling complex technology to some of the world's largest organisations. Saw that businesses hold huge amounts of knowledge, with no dependable way to unify it.
Cloud security specialist at the Department of Defence, with 20+ years in ICT and cloud security across PwC, CBA and Defence. CISSP, IRAP assessor and TOGAF certified.
Reads everything. Cites everything. Has never once taken a sick day.
30 minutes. Your estate. Vera answers, with the source line to prove it. No awkward small talk.