Platform

Automation executes. BIX optimises.

BIX is an independent decision intelligence layer. It is designed to understand how your operational strategy performs, simulate better alternatives, recommend controlled changes and measure what they deliver.

The platform loop

Four stages. One discipline.

Each stage feeds the next, so decisions improve continuously rather than once a year.

  1. 01

    Understand

    Build a clear, quantified picture of the current strategy: which actions are taken, for which customers, at what moment — and what happens next. Performance is broken down by segment so averages don't hide opportunity.

  2. 02

    Simulate

    Model alternative strategies — different timing, prioritisation, channels or escalation rules — and estimate their likely effect on cash, cost and customer experience before changing anything in production.

  3. 03

    Recommend

    Present specific, ranked improvements with every assumption made visible. Recommendations are designed to be challenged by finance, not accepted on faith.

  4. 04

    Continuously optimise

    After a change is adopted, compare realised outcomes with what was expected. Feed the results back in and look for the next improvement.

Design principles

Built to be trusted by finance.

Independent

Separate from execution

BIX evaluates strategy without owning the workflows it evaluates — so its recommendations aren't shaped by the system that runs them.

Transparent

Every assumption visible

Financial estimates show their inputs, formulas and uncertainty. If a number can't be explained, it shouldn't drive a decision.

Controlled

Humans stay in charge

BIX recommends; your teams decide. Changes are introduced deliberately so their impact can be measured.

Continuous optimisation

Not a one-time assessment. A standing advantage.

Markets shift, customer behaviour changes, and yesterday's best strategy drifts. BIX is designed to keep watching — and to keep asking whether there's a better way.

  • Independent oversightAn intelligence layer that sits apart from the systems it evaluates — so it can challenge them objectively.
  • Controlled changesRecommendations are introduced deliberately, so their effect can be isolated and measured.
  • Accountable outcomesEvery recommendation is followed by a comparison of expected versus actual impact.
Independent oversight every change measured 01Observe results 02Identify improvements 03Simulate alternatives 04Recommend changes 05Measure impact 06Repeat
Built for your existing systems

An intelligence layer — not another system to replace.

Designed to complement your existing enterprise technology. BIX is intended to sit above your ERP, accounts receivable and collections tools: learning from their outcomes and recommending better decisions, while your teams and systems stay in control of execution.

BIX is pre-launch. Integration approaches will be shaped together with our design partners; no integrations are available today.

BIXDecision simulation & optimisation
Workflow & automation toolsExecute
AR & collections systemsManage
ERP & finance systemsRecord

Conceptual architecture. Your teams decide which recommendations to adopt.

When to use it

Before, during and after automation.

Before automation

Choose the right strategy to automate

Test candidate workflows before you commit implementation budget to them.

With existing automation

Find what your current rules leave behind

Challenge configured workflows and quantify the alternatives.

After strategy changes

Prove what the change delivered

Compare realised results with what was expected — and keep improving.

Today and tomorrow

Clear about what exists — and what we are building.

BIX is pre-launch. We think it matters to be precise about the difference between our public demonstration and the platform in development.

CapabilityWebsite simulator (on this site)BIX platform (long-term vision)
How to access itOn our homepageToday through an expert-led assessment for founding design partners (applications open); as software in the future
PurposeIllustrate the financial value of a DSO improvementEstimate which strategy changes are realistically achievable
Source of improvementAn assumption you chooseAnalysis of your historical operational data
MethodTransparent arithmetic on your inputsAnalytical, and where validated, predictive and causal models
OutputWorking capital and financing benefit for your scenarioRanked recommendations with assumptions and measured results
Data requiredNone — runs in your browserYour operational data, analysed with your consent

Help define what decision intelligence should do.

Design partners work with us on real collections questions and shape the platform as it is built.

Apply as a Founding Design Partner