Read-only connections to the systems of record
A DataSource states which system holds the data, what is mapped and how often it is read. Nothing is written back.
INTERA states the requirement concretely: the system, the DataSource, the fields to map. No open-ended data project.
The people who know how the operation runs decide what counts as a problem — and can change it without a release.
A module built around a responsibility, not a data source
Each role arrives with its metrics, its checks and its detection logic. Adjust them; you are not locked in.
Revenue vs billing mismatches, uninvoiced or delayed transactions, margin changes across segments.
Delays across regions or processes, SLA breaches and bottlenecks, workload vs completion gaps.
Missing or unmapped revenue streams, traffic vs billing inconsistencies, sudden changes in usage.
Declining activity or engagement, concentration risks, high-value account changes.
Server and service availability, backups, disk and storage, certificates, external services.
Delivered and activated against what was agreed, prices and discounts vs billing, commitments still outstanding.
Different responsibilities. One operating picture.
Roles combine several sources and apply business logic, so nobody connects the dots by hand.
Ready-made packages, shaped around real responsibilities
A role package is a reusable set of roles, checks and integrations for one part of the business. The Sysadmin package is included free with every plan.
What needs attention across infrastructure, services and suppliers?
Do billing, accounting and payments agree?
Which assets, customers or projects are falling outside normal conditions?
Which customer or service problems are becoming operationally significant?
A working system, not a set of recommendations
The Method is a hands-on engagement: we work on site with your team, map how the operation actually runs, and leave a configured environment behind. Traditional consulting ends with a document. This ends with dashboards that keep working.
Delivered over several intensive on-site days. Scope depends on how many systems and roles are involved.
Start with one real problem.
One role. One operational problem. One working result.