Turn ORMB requirements into fit-gap analysis, solution design, configuration, code, tests, and governed implementation artifacts—with product context carried through every stage.
One requirement, followed from fit-gap through design and code to human review. Everything on screen is real footage from the factory.
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Every requirement is mapped against what ORMB can already do—so configuration, extension, and custom development become deliberate decisions, not defaults.
When an ORMB requirement enters the factory, the first question is never “What code should I generate?” It starts where an ORMB architect would:
Grounded where ORMB teams actually work: pricing, billing, business rules, product configuration, batch processes, integrations, and extensions.
The Domain Pack is why Novexis reads an ORMB requirement the way an ORMB architect does—it carries the product itself, not just general software knowledge.
A governed, versioned knowledge asset built around ORMB—its capabilities, configuration model, and how real implementations are delivered.
ORMB is Novexis's first deep specialization. The same Domain Pack architecture adapts to other complex enterprise products.
The core pack covers the product. Your implementation extends it—and everything your team adds stays your asset.
Novexis grounds every ORMB output in industry context, deep product intelligence, and your own engagement history—kept in separate, governed layers so knowledge stays reusable and ownership stays clear.
A coding agent knows code. An ORMB architect knows the product, the industry it bills in, and every decision the project has already made. Novexis is built to carry all three—each in its own layer.
The regulatory and delivery context your implementations live in.
Maintained and versioned by Novexis—standardized across every team that uses it.
Built from your own projects. Owned by your organization. Never shared.
An ORMB business requirements document becomes structured requirements, cited fit-gap findings, an approved design, configuration and code, validated tests, and a packaged pull request.
requirement received
classify and route
structure requirements and identify gaps
define architecture and assess risk
generate code and configuration, then validate
package the work and publish the pull request
Map existing customizations against target-version changes, review the assessment with your experts, then automate only what you approve.
Automation carries the work; your people keep release authority. Every agent action, human review, and decision becomes part of the engagement record.
Pause the workflow at any configured gate. Review requirements, fit-gap findings, design, code, and test results before work proceeds—approve, reject, or return with comments.
Enterprise SSO, role- and stage-based permissions, and a full history of agent actions, human reviews, and approval decisions—from requirement to pull request.
Deploys as a VM or container inside your environment. The only outbound connection is to the model you choose, and data is scrubbed before any model call.
Evaluate Novexis inside your own development environment—no client systems and no production data. Put it in the hands of your strongest ORMB practitioners, measure delivery with and without it, and decide how broadly to adopt on the results.
watch real ORMB runs with your team
stand up Novexis in your own dev environment
your strongest ORMB practitioners put it to work
compare delivery with and without Novexis
adopt as broadly as the results justify
These are recorded runs from Novexis's working ORMB environment. Each walkthrough begins with a real delivery artifact and follows the resulting work through the factory.
A plain-English ORMB requirement is classified, structured by the Business Analyst, and mapped by the Enterprise Architect against the product's actual capabilities—with citations back to the ORMB Domain Pack.
The approved solution design becomes code and configuration, then a validated test run—each stage working from the same ORMB-specific context.
An ORMB business requirements document is uploaded in the format client teams already write. The factory raises its clarifying questions, then decomposes it into epics and stories.
An assistant grounded in one ORMB engagement answers questions about the live backlog, a story's fit-gap analysis, and where the effort actually sits.
See Novexis take it through fit-gap, solution design, implementation, and test—with the delivery record building as you watch.
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