Works with the systems you already use.
Veraius reads from your operational systems rather than replacing them. Data stays where it lives; the decision layer sits on top.
Connects to the systems you already run.
ERP, MRP and MES, POS, CRM, e-commerce, payments, databases, office suites and CAD — 218 systems and counting. Read-first by default: Veraius analyses in place and writes back only through approved workflows.
- SAP S/4HANA
- Oracle Fusion
- Dynamics 365
- Salesforce
- Dynamics 365 CE
- SAP CX
- SAP IBP
- Oracle SCM
- Blue Yonder
- Retail POS
- E-commerce
- Marketplaces
- Snowflake · Databricks
- BigQuery · Redshift
- Retrieval Pipeline
- GitLab CI · Jenkins
- Kubernetes · Terraform
- Trivy · SonarQube
- Datadog · Splunk
- Prometheus · Grafana
- SLA / SLO Monitoring
- Cloud & On-Prem Models
- Agent Orchestration
- Enterprise Memory
- Microsoft 365
- Confluence · SharePoint
- AI-assisted Search
- Okta · Entra ID
- SSO / MFA · Zero Trust
- Compliance & Audit
- ServiceNow · Jira SM
- ITSM · CMDB
- AI-assisted Operations
- PostgreSQL · Redis · Kafka
- Ollama · MCP
- Elastic · MinIO
ERP to POS, plant floor to warehouse.
218 systems across 14 categories — global platforms and the regional ERP, POS and e-invoicing systems they run alongside.
ERP 33
Regional ERP & accounting 24
MRP & production planning 14
MES & industrial 19
CAD & engineering 2
POS & store systems 26
E-commerce & marketplaces 13
CRM & service 21
Payments, banking & e-invoicing 11
Logistics & WMS 8
Databases & warehouses 19
Cloud, BI & observability 11
Office suites & Excel automation 4
Documents & collaboration 13
Don't see yours? If it has a database, an API or an export, Veraius can read it. Tell us your stack
Shop floor and plant data
Output, scrap, downtime and shift records from MES and production databases, queried directly.
Model Context Protocol
AI tools reach the same governed data and agents through MCP, under the same roles and audit trail.
Local or cloud language models
Questions in plain Turkish or English are answered by models on your own servers, with cloud models as an option.
A model per agent
Each department agent can be bound to its own trained model, built from your records rather than a generic one.
How each system is reached.
Veraius connects in three ways. Every path is read-only by default; anything that writes back to a source system goes through a human approval step and is recorded in the audit trail.
Built-in connectors
Ready-made connectors that sync records on a schedule: SAP, Salesforce, Workday, ServiceNow, DocuSign, Greenhouse, Datadog and Elasticsearch.
Public economic data
External signals joined to your own data: CBRT EVDS exchange and rate series, EPİAŞ energy prices, Eurostat, the World Bank and daily reference exchange rates.
Database, API and file access
Regional ERP, POS, MES and WMS systems are read directly through their database with SQL, through their REST API, or through scheduled file exchange — no connector has to exist first.
The system types Veraius reads from.
Integration is scoped per deployment against the systems you actually run. Tell us your stack and we will confirm what connects directly and what needs an adapter.
ERP
Core resource planning: finance, materials, orders and production records.
MES & Production
Shop-floor execution, work orders, machine state and output.
POS & E-commerce
Transaction-level retail sales across stores and online channels.
WMS & Logistics
Warehouse positions, movements and inbound supply.
CRM
Customer, pipeline and order-history context for demand.
IoT & SCADA
Sensor and telemetry streams from equipment and facilities.
Databases
Direct SQL access to systems that hold operational records.
APIs & Files
REST endpoints, event streams and scheduled file exchange.
Read-first, write only when you ask.
Read
Veraius starts read-only. It observes your operational data without changing anything in the source system, so a pilot carries no operational risk.
Recommend
Decisions surface as recommendations with their reasoning and sources attached. A person stays in the loop and approves.
Write back
Only where you choose to enable it: purchase suggestions, transfers or schedule changes pushed back through the same integration.
Not sure your stack fits?
Most environments are a mix of a core ERP, a few specialist systems and a lot of spreadsheets. That is the normal starting point, not a problem.
What your teams gain from Veraius agents.
OEE and scrap in view
OEE, scrap and downtime are reported by line, machine and shift, with the causes worth chasing highlighted.
See the Manufacturing agents Supply ChainStock where demand will be
Replenishment is driven by the demand forecast, so stock moves before shortages do.
See the Supply Chain agents Compliance and AuditEvidence ready when asked
Evidence is collected against each finding, and external auditor requests are tracked to closure.
See the Compliance and Audit agentsIn every department
- Agents prepare the work on your own data; your people approve what happens next
- Plain-language questions answered from live ERP data, with tables and interactive charts
- Grounding check: numbers that cannot be traced to a source are not shown
- Explainability, confidence and risk scores with decision rationale
- Slack, Teams, WhatsApp and Signal channels with an approval inbox
- Department-based access policy with personal data masking
Frequently asked questions
Straight answers about integrations, deployment, security and cost — including where the honest answer is "it depends".
Ask your own questionWhich systems does Veraius integrate with?
Five families cover most of an operation. ERP: SAP S/4HANA and Business One, Dynamics 365, Oracle, Infor, IFS, Odoo and others. MRP and production planning: SAP PP/DS, Katana, MRPeasy, Fishbowl, Plex. MES and the shop floor: Siemens Opcenter, Rockwell FactoryTalk, AVEVA, GE Proficy, with PLC data over OPC UA, MQTT and Modbus. POS and store systems: Nebim Winner, Genius, LS Central, Oracle Xstore, NCR, fiscal cash registers. CRM: Salesforce, Dynamics 365 Sales, HubSpot, Zoho. Data platforms, e-commerce marketplaces and payment providers sit alongside them.
Do you support Turkish ERPs such as Logo, Netsis and Mikro?
Yes — they are first-class sources, not an afterthought. Logo Tiger, Go and j-Platform, Netsis, Mikro, Canias, Nebim V3, Uyumsoft, Workcube, DİA and SENTEZ are read directly from their databases or APIs: current accounts, stock movements, orders, invoices and production orders. Because these systems are often customised per company, the first step of any project is mapping your own tables rather than assuming a standard schema.
How long does connecting a system take?
A standard ERP or POS source is usually reading data within days; the real work is agreeing what the fields mean — which warehouse code is a store, which order status counts as shipped. Read-only access is enough to start, nothing is installed on the source system, and data refreshes on a schedule or in near real time depending on what the source supports.
What if a system we use is not on the list?
The listed systems are the common ones, not the limit. Integration is API-first, and anything exposing an API, a database or a scheduled file export can generally be read. The question worth asking early is not whether a connector exists but whether the data you need is actually recorded in that system.
Do integrations cost extra?
The number of connected systems is one of the inputs to the commercial quote, so integrations are priced in from the start rather than discovered later. Work that is specific to you — mapping a heavily customised ERP, or a source with no API that needs a scheduled export — is scoped before it begins, so you know what is included before the project does.
Does Veraius write back to our systems?
Reading is the default and write-back is deliberate rather than automatic. Where an approved decision should result in an action in a source system, that path is configured explicitly, with the approval recorded. A decision layer with unrestricted write access to an ERP is a risk nobody should accept by default.