Solutions for organisations
For an enterprise or a government, Softanza is delivered as a declared platform: a world in your own words, AI agents that cannot hurt you, sovereign deployment down to the machine. What follows says what that includes, how an engagement runs, and what it does not yet include.
What is delivered
A declared platform (built)
The organisation's worlds, bonds, rules and roles, declared in its own words and held as plain text it owns. See the platform of platforms.
Governed agents (built)
Agents that propose and cannot commit, judged by a court before anything happens. See agentic and the agent's journey.
Sovereign deployment (built, emulated)
From the declared machine up to the application, rehearsed on a twin before it is real. See the platform architect's journey and from the editor to the device.
Payments in francs CFA (built against sandboxes)
A payments plane for a platform paid by people who hold accounts at banks or mobile-money operators that are not its own. No live money moves in any test.
The legacy workbench (ratified proposal)
Modern tooling around unchanged COBOL estates, without a rewrite. The direction is ratified; its name is held back until a prior-use search closes. See the estate.
The learning system for an institution (built)
An engagement, in three moves
- Specify. The organisation's world is written down as a declaration, before any code.
- Rehearse. The whole solution runs on a twin, with fake dependencies allowed, until it is judged.
- Deliver. It is deployed through a plan with rollback, and at the end everything is the organisation's: code, configuration and data, in plain text.
Assurance
named The platform is one open edition, whole: see what exists today. Long-term support, signed builds and a named engineer are names today and not a service: to come. Nothing on this page is priced, and nothing is offered under a term that the repository does not already show.