The operating system your business actually runs on.

Both models exist. The core platform is a real product, not bespoke. But we typically configure it to your operations during onboarding, which is what makes it fit. You are not getting a generic SaaS and you are not paying for a rebuild.

Independently usable, better together. Advisory clients often end up on the platform because the recommendations need a system to live in. Platform clients often pull us in for advisory when a new workflow needs design.

Mid-market operations, roughly 50 to 2,000 employees, with meaningful workflow complexity. Too small and you do not need this yet. Too large and you probably have procurement cycles we would have to navigate.

Usually not fully. Navon sits as the coordination layer for operational work like approvals, change orders, RFIs, and invoices. Your accounting system, CRM, and project management tools typically stay. We integrate where it matters.

Your data lives in your own isolated tenant, with row-level security enforced at the data layer. Encryption in transit and at rest, principle-of-least-privilege access, comprehensive audit logging, and no cross-organization access. Our infrastructure providers are independently audited to industry-standard security frameworks. We do not train models on your data, and it is never shared with other clients.

Typical first deployment lands in six to twelve weeks depending on integration scope. Onboarding starts with mapping your existing workflows, configuring the platform, wiring integrations, and training your team. No long runway before you see value.