Numbers arrive late
A variance shows up in the monthly pack, weeks after it started costing money.
The AI-native operating platform
Gumption gives every person in your company one cockpit: their KPIs, how far off they are, and the next move. Every result makes the next recommendation smarter.
You have a system for sales, one for money, one for people and one for projects. Each one works. Together, they still can't tell you what to do on Monday morning.
A variance shows up in the monthly pack, weeks after it started costing money.
Finance and sales calculate the same metric differently, and the meeting turns into an argument.
The analysis lands with an analyst, three levels away from the person who can act.
Every vendor sold you an agent. None of them answers to the numbers you promised your board.
When nobody can prove what worked, the wrong things get cut first.
Gumption sits on top of the systems you already own. It gives every number one definition, cascades your board-level goals down to every role, and routes each recommendation to the person with the authority to act on it. Your agents work against the same KPIs your people see. There is no separate truth for the machines.
Your business teams set up the KPIs, agents and cockpits themselves. You don't need a team of engineers to change them.
Each person sees their KPIs, how far off they are, and the next move.
Every recommendation ties to a KPI. Agents and workflows carry it out.
Each result feeds back in, so routine approvals start to run on their own.
Plugs into the apps and data you already run. Nothing gets ripped out.
Your other apps and agents can call the logic Gumption has learned.
Vertical packs bring the KPIs, roles, agents and skills for each sector.
Gumption follows every recommendation through until the number moves.
A KPI drifts. Gumption suggests a fix, in the words of the person who has to act.
One tap approves it. The task is written and an agent or a person carries it out.
The result is tracked against a comparison group wherever one can be built.
Gumption shows what the action changed, or says plainly that it can't tell.
Advice that works gets used more often, and weak advice is retired.
Back to step 1. Every loop makes the next one better.
People
Every role
Experience
One cockpit each
Decide
The next best move
KPI cascade
Goals cascade down to every role
Recommendations
Each one tied to a KPI
Approvals
Approve, delegate or discuss
Act
Gets it done
Agents
Do the work in your systems
Skills
Reusable know-how for each task
Workflows
Multi-step work, start to finish
Core
The digital spine
Vertical packs
Ontology, KPIs, roles, agents, skills
Work graph
Work entities, roles, metrics and agents in one connected model
Connect
Your stack, wired in
Your systems
Where work lives
Learning loop
Every result trains the next recommendation.
Proprietary API
Your decision logic, callable by your apps and agents.
Everyone logs in to the same place. A plant manager and a CFO see different numbers, because they can move different numbers.
Your KPIs, your target, the gap, and where the period will land. Never more than three things that need you now.
Where your agents wait on you. Each recommendation shows the action, the expected impact and why, in that order.
Approve a recommendation and the task is written for you. When it's done, the result posts back to your scorecard.
One chat window for any question about the business, with the date and source of every number in the answer.
Turn any chat into a report you can keep and share. Rerun it next quarter against fresh data.
Use the ready-made agents or describe a new one in plain English. Gumption drafts it and you approve it.
Agents can read anything they're allowed to see. You set the rules for anything they change.
Every action sits on a rung. At the bottom, an agent can only suggest. At the top, only a person can act.
Tap any figure to see how it's defined and which source it came from.
Each agent has an owner, a scorecard and a rollback path. Agents that stop earning their keep get retired.
Any action that touches many sites, accounts or people at once needs a higher level of approval.
Stop one agent, a whole function, or every change to your live systems, without calling engineering.
Nothing critical depends on Gumption, so your operation keeps running even if it goes offline.
Before offering Gumption to anyone, we built it to run our own business. The hardest part of the build was getting everyone to agree on what each number means and who gets to decide what. Gumption now handles both for you.
Early access is opening to a first group of companies. Tell us the one KPI you'd fix first. We'll show you what Gumption would do about it.