Your customers rely on your platform for critical business capabilities. But their operational needs often extend beyond the boundaries of any one application.
Powerflow helps you address those needs with end-to-end business orchestration, while your platform remains at the heart of the operation.
Address business processes that go beyond the natural scope of your core platform.
Help customers improve how their operations run, without replacing the capabilities they already rely on.
Start with one process, prove the value and expand orchestration as their needs evolve.
Your platform continues to provide the data and actions the business depends on. Powerflow governs how those capabilities are used within end-to-end business processes, including rules, events, exceptions and human decisions.
CodeCast works within the Harris ecosystem to help customers get more value from the platforms they already rely on.
Harris platforms provide critical capabilities at the heart of business operations. Powerflow complements those capabilities with end-to-end orchestration, helping customers coordinate processes, respond to changing circumstances and maintain control over execution.
Together, we can address operational challenges that extend beyond the natural boundaries of a core application, while keeping that application at the centre of the operation.
An ERP platform may provide customer, contract, billing and payment capabilities. Powerflow can orchestrate the business processes that use those capabilities, such as onboarding, billing, collections and service.
The ERP remains responsible for its core functions. Powerflow governs process state, next steps, exceptions and human decisions.
The core platform remains at the heart of the operation. Powerflow makes the business process work as one.
Extend your offering into end-to-end business processes beyond the natural scope of the core platform.
Combine trusted platform capabilities with business orchestration tailored to how the customer’s operation works.
Prove the approach on a bounded process, then expand orchestration across more of the customer operation.