Keep your systems and your data
Calseda reads the data your systems already produce, in your environment. It replaces none of them, and nothing has to be copied to us.
How a pilot works
A pilot proves Calseda on one figure that matters to you, next to what you run today. Nothing is replaced and nothing is switched off. If it works, you extend it. If it doesn't, you stop, and you have lost little.
Step by step
Pick a figure that is late or hard to explain today. Exposure for one desk, liquidity in one currency, the open position of one wind farm, the liability on one league's matches. Choose one whose improvement would be of great value to the business.
In your words: how current the figure should be, and what an auditor should be able to see behind it.
Calseda runs on your own infrastructure, and people sign in with your own identity provider. It reads the data your systems already produce, where it already is.
Your developers and ours write the calculation behind the figure. It is a small piece of code in Java or Python. Calseda provides everything around it: the data, the updates, the exact inputs behind each result, sign-in and alerts.
The live figure runs next to today's process. Your team compares the two and asks "what if?" questions. Alerts reach people where they already work: Teams, Slack, the ticketing system or Excel.
Extend it to more figures or more desks, or stop. The calculations your developers wrote stay yours either way.
What it takes
What we don't ask
Calseda reads the data your systems already produce, in your environment. It replaces none of them, and nothing has to be copied to us.
People and AI assistants sign in through your identity provider, and its roles decide who may do what.
Length and terms depend on scope: how many data sources the figure needs, and what your environment requires. We agree them with you before we start.
To make the case inside
A pilot on generous terms, built around one figure that matters to you, in exchange for a case study published only with your approval. Write to us and tell us which figure you would start with.