Tenyards Autonomous Enterprise Suite
The ERP that does the work, not just the bookkeeping.
One canonical core for how a business actually runs: the ledger and treasury, procurement to payment, order to cash, inventory and supply, people and scheduling, and the daily operations of every site. The parts that differ by industry — what a product record holds, how a site is organised, which controls apply — are declared configuration, not a fork of the product, so the same core serves retail, distribution and service operations.
Live today across a multi-site retail estate, unattended, inside declared authority.
- General ledger, treasury, period and control
- Procure to pay, from requisition to self-healing posting
- Order to cash, from quotation to fulfilment and billing
- Inventory and supply: stock, holds, availability, replenishment
- Master data with declared field sets per business type
- People, roles, scheduling and labour
- Site and store operations cockpits
- Isolated environments with approved release transports
Agents are built into the ERP
Not a chatbot bolted to the side. Every agent reads and writes the same records as the screens do, through the same application boundary, under the same roles, approvals and period locks — so an agent posting an invoice is the ERP posting an invoice, with the same audit trail and the same controls.
Integrated with the systems you already run
Connectors hold the vendor vocabulary at the edge — SAP, Oracle, Dynamics, POS, warehouse, HR, payroll, banking, e-invoicing — and hand the canonical record inward. One agent can work a process that crosses four systems without any of them being rewritten or replaced first.
A special agent, delivered in days
The runtime, the memory, the scheduler, the authority model and the audit already exist. A new agent is a declaration: the job it owns, what it may read, the actions it may take, the value limits, who approves. That is why a process-specific agent goes from conversation to running in simulation in days rather than quarters.