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Results-centric AI workflows. Shipping Q3 2026.
Most AI is priced on usage; NxSense is priced on completed, audit-ready work. The workflow drafts, checks and files the work. Every output carries a verifiable audit trail, and a human stays in the loop where it matters.
task Respond to regulator query: Scope 2 variance, Q3 vs Q2, all sites in one market.
✓ 4 sites reconciled · 11 source records cited
✓ Variance attributed: revision to the published grid factor
✓ Draft response and audit pack prepared
● Awaiting sign-off: Head of Sustainability
Illustrative. It shows the shape of an NxSense workflow, not a run against any client's data.
Status
Shipping Q3 2026
Pricing model
Results, not tokens
Runs on
Your verified granular base
Oversight
Human in the loop
Positioning
Not a chatbot bolted onto your stack.
Most AI vendors hand you a disconnected chatbot. NxSense builds the data and workflow foundation underneath, operating invisibly beneath your existing stack and turning high-friction manual bottlenecks into automated, human-in-the-loop workflows.
Generic AI models guess the next word based on internet patterns. NxSense AI workflows run on your verified granular data: no guessing, no fabrications, just automated enterprise execution built on deterministic truths, with documented lineage on every output.
Commercial model
Token-centric AI charges for effort. Results-centric AI charges for outcomes.
Token-centric AI charges for effort: tokens in, tokens out, whether or not the work is usable. Results-centric AI workflows charge for outcomes: completed, audit-ready work you can file, submit or act on. That is the difference between a tool you supervise and a workflow that delivers.
Token-centric
You pay for the attempt
- Billed on volume consumed
- Output quality is the buyer's problem
- Citations optional, often absent
- Supervision cost sits with your team
Results-centric
You pay for the finished work
- Billed on completed, audit-ready units of work
- Output is filed, submitted or actioned
- Lineage attached by construction
- Human sign-off is part of the workflow, not an afterthought
Example workflows
Six examples on one foundation.
These are examples of what the foundation supports, not six separate products. Workflows are configured against your systems and your standards.
Compliance and reporting
Streamline complex regulatory disclosures and simplify audit response.
Finance and spend
Automatically extract line items from raw invoices.
Intelligent inbox
Automate triage and draft precision replies.
Sales workflows
Draft technical briefs and flag slipping deals automatically.
Marketing workflows
Programmatically coordinate campaign workflows.
Executive brief
Synthesise sprawling communication channels into one briefing.
Proof in production
From systemic delay to verified execution.
Most AI infrastructure platforms force your team to change how they work. NxSense operates beneath the existing stack. Below is how core business units shift, expressed as elapsed time rather than as a capability claim.
| Workflow | Before NxSense | After NxSense |
|---|---|---|
| Account pre-call research Sales |
Hours spent manually gathering data across professional networks, news alerts, legacy CRM and internal notes. | Minutes. A unified account briefing is drafted from internal and verified external sources you trust. |
| Weekly campaign reporting Marketing |
One to two full days of analyst time consolidating numbers and writing commentary. | Instant. Generated every Monday morning with full data attribution and citations. |
| Inbox triage Every function |
One to two hours daily per person reading, prioritising and organising incoming mail. | About 15 minutes a day. Routine mail is filtered and managed; attention goes to the critical items. |
| Variance investigation Operations and finance |
Days of cross-system digging and ledger comparison to explain a single anomaly. | Minutes. Likely root causes surfaced with the source records linked. |
| Regulator and audit response Compliance |
Two to five days of internal email chains across departments to reassemble the records. | Same day. A source-cited response drawn directly from the unified data layer. |
Lineage
Zero hallucinations. Pure lineage.
Every summary brief, compliance response or financial investigation NxSense outputs includes a verifiable audit trail. If the underlying data layer does not support a fact, NxSense does not output it.
This is a property of the architecture rather than a prompt instruction: the workflow can only cite records that exist in the granular base, and every citation resolves to the record identifier an auditor can request.
Talk to us.
Tell us which regime is arriving first and what data you already hold. We will tell you honestly whether it is a Granular Data build, an Assurance engagement, or neither.