Agentic Revenue Motions Platform
One Execution Layer.
Every Revenue Motion.
Execute any revenue motion outside ERP
Modeled, governed, and executed end-to-end in a single layer
Move at the speed of intent, not transformation timelines
Every motion builds on the next — roadmap built in
"Build a pricing model for our dealer network. Regional tiers, fleet approvals over $250k, guided selling."
Segments 4
Components 8
Constraint rules Active
Pricing logic Regional tiers
Governed Auditable Executable
The Execution Gap is the distance between what a business needs to do and what its systems will allow.
This is not a process problem. It is an architectural one.
Closing the Gap
Revenue Execution is
the missing layer.
Every enterprise has ERP to record, CRM to manage relationships, and workflow to coordinate. None of them execute revenue — from intent to cash. That structural Execution Gap is what viax closes.
Revenue Execution — the full architectural argument →Relationship
Salesforce, HubSpot
CRM — pipeline, opportunity, customer. Owns the relationship.
Workflow
ServiceNow, Jira
Coordinates work across systems. Owns the handoff, not the outcome.
Revenue Execution
viax
Every revenue motion — intent to cash. Every participant — sales, customer, partner, CSR, AI agent — governed by the same model. The execution layer no platform owned. Until now.
ERP
SAP, Oracle, MS
System of Record — captures the financial outcome. Records what happened. Stays clean.
AI Execution
The deterministic AI substrate for executing revenue — running now, not on a roadmap.
AI reasons. viax executes. ERP records.
External agents operate on viax's governed models directly.
Any MCP-connected agent reads and acts on viax's execution models directly. Not approximating around your revenue logic — operating on it precisely, with every action traceable to the governed model that authorised it.
External agents
viax Agents turn business intent into governed execution.
Describe a revenue motion in plain language. A viax Agent models it into governed, executable structure — pricing logic, approval rules, constraints — in hours. The interface generates from the model. No ticket. No ERP team.
Agents building motions
viax agents participate in every motion lifecycle.
When a motion transitions state — a quote hits an approval threshold, a contract triggers an amendment, a pricing rule fires — a viax agent can be called to evaluate, recommend, or resolve. Always within the governed model. Always auditable.
Agents in motions
Revenue in Motion
Revenue Motions — business intent to execution in days.
Any revenue motion you can describe, viax can model and execute. For the first time, the limit is intent — not systems.
01 DESCRIBE
Describe the revenue motion
Tell viax what your business needs — in plain language, from any source.
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Build a product configuration model for our heavy equipment dealer network. Regional pricing tiers, fleet approval workflows over $250k, guided selling.
02 MODEL
AI plans and models it
viax models it across three composable domains — Interactions, Decisions, and Constraints — each one executing explicit models, not custom code.
Config Model
Segments Components Constraints
Execution Model
Quote Sales Order Fulfillment
Pricing Model
Regional tiers Discount rules Approval gates
03 EXPERIENCE
Interface builds itself from the model
The interface builds itself — no front-end required.
dealer-portal.acme.com
ACME Dealers Configure Quote Orders
Product
HD-9200 Excavator
Region
West — Tier 2
Config
Extended boom + GPS
Price
$287,400
Start Anywhere
Start with one motion.
Your roadmap builds itself.
Pick any revenue motion. viax models it, governs it, and runs it end-to-end. Every motion you add lands faster — built on the governed layer already running.
Configure · Price · Quote
CPQ without a CPQ platform.
Guided selling, regional pricing tiers, approval workflows, quote generation — modeled once, executed end-to-end. No dedicated platform, no nine-month implementation.
Days to model →
M&A Integration
Revenue unity across acquisitions.
Unified pricing and lifecycle across two ERPs — in weeks, not years. Revenue synergies land on schedule.
Weeks →
Subscription Lifecycle
Recurring revenue, governed end-to-end.
Auto-renewal, usage tiers, mid-term amendments — modeled once, executed without a billing platform.
1 week to model →
Channel Commerce
Partners. Dealers. Agents.
Complex channel pricing, discount structures, and fulfillment logic — one model, every channel.
Days to deploy →
Every motion modeled compounds — the execution architecture proven in your first motion becomes the foundation for every motion that follows. No rebuild. No new RFP.
See more motions → Customer Patterns
How enterprises are closing the Execution Gap.
Customer Pattern
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Customer Pattern
How a multi-ERP enterprise escaped SAP Commerce growth tax while supporting complex, mixed-product revenue models.
Customer Pattern
How a healthcare device manufacturer extended legacy ERP investment while modernizing during divestiture.