XOPS

The Platform  /  Cortex

The MCP gateway
into the Living Knowledge Graph.

Cortex gives every operator, leader, workflow, and AI assistant access to the same operational reality — across every system you already run.

The Living Knowledge Graph holds the shared state. XOPS administers it — continuously syncing from your systems, continuously writing back to keep them aligned. Cortex is the governed MCP gateway in front of it.

The operational problem

Questions that should be easy
take a week to answer.

When every system owns a slice of the truth, every operational question is a forensic exercise.

Q1 · Capacity

“How many Salesforce seats are we using?”

SaaS admin: 432. Finance: 480 paid. Identity: 510 in the group. Three teams, three answers, no one can renew with confidence.

Q2 · Access

“What does this employee actually have access to?”

Okta, ServiceNow, every SaaS app, the badge system. Five surfaces. Nobody’s queried them together since the last audit — which took a quarter.

Q3 · Risk

“When did this contractor actually lose access?”

HR ended Friday. Identity disabled Monday. Three SaaS apps still active a week later. The forensic answer takes a quarter and a subpoena.

Cortex makes every one of these a single query against shared operational state — resolved in seconds, against the same reality every other system is writing to.

How it works

One graph. Bi-directional sync.
Every surface reads the same reality.

Your systems of record

Workday · Okta · ServiceNow · Intune · Tanium · Coupa

Living Knowledge Graph

Shared Operational State

Reached via Cortex (MCP)

Bi-directional sync

One coordinated view

A consistent operational picture — reflected back into every SoR.

Living, not snapshot

Real-time sync, not nightly ETL. The graph reflects operational state as it actually is — entities, relationships, events as they change.

Bi-directional

When XOPS reconciles, it writes back to every relevant SoR — coordinated view and individual systems stay aligned.

One governed interface

Operators via UI. Workflows via API. Leaders via MCP chat. AI assistants — Claude, GPT, your copilots — via the same MCP. One door for every audience.

One graph, many surfaces — the Living Knowledge Graph with seven lifecycle entities at the center, accessed by Microsoft Teams, Claude, Microsoft Copilot, Gemini, BI Analytics, Outlook, and Operator

No screen-scraping, no parallel data pipelines, no vector approximations of stale tickets. Every surface reads the same governed reality.

What you can finally ask

Questions that used to need a war room.
Now they take a sentence.

Strategic planning

“If we acquire a 5,000-person company, what’s our all-in IT cost in year one?”

Pulls from Workday, Coupa, ServiceNow CMDB, SaaS admin consoles, supplier price sheets. Returns a line-item year-one IT P&L.

Risk & compliance

“Which contractors have access exceeding role policy and hold a non-compliant device?”

Pulls from Workday, Okta, SailPoint, Intune/Tanium, ServiceNow CMDB. Returns a named list. One click fires the remediation Outcome.

Financial optimization

“Where is our SaaS spend wasted — by department, tool, employee?”

Pulls from Workday, Coupa, SaaS admin consoles, CASB/usage telemetry. Returns idle seats and duplicate tools, by department.

Cortex didn’t answer these by being smart. It answered them by opening the Living Knowledge Graph — the actual operational state of your business, in one place, in real time — to whoever asked.

Coordination needs shared state.
Cortex is the door to it.

One governed MCP interface for every operator, leader, workflow, and AI assistant.