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Pulsor Suite

Optional add-on · pilot programme

From answers to daily work.

Pulsor Operations is an optional add-on to Pulsor Suite. Each department gets answers shaped for its job, traceable figures, ready-made skills and automations with human approval — switched on only where you want them.

Pulsor Operations is built and opening to pilot customers. Capabilities, availability per deployment and pricing are confirmed with you during scoping.

The problem

A question-and-answer assistant gets opened when someone has a question. That is not every day — so adoption stalls and the value stays invisible.

The Pulsor approach

Pulsor Operations brings the work to people: reports that arrive on their own, alerts when a figure moves, drafts ready to approve — on the web, and on WhatsApp next.

Activation

Activated step by step

Installed, Pulsor Suite works exactly as before. Nothing from the add-on appears until you turn it on.

  • 01

    Included in your offer

    The add-on is part of your subscription or of your signed licence for private, on-premise and sovereign deployments.

  • 02

    Turned on by your administrator

    Your administrator chooses which sub-modules to enable, department by department. Start with Finance alone if you like.

  • 03

    Granted by role

    Roles decide who uses department answers, who runs automations and who creates them.

Sub-modules

Six sub-modules, enabled separately

  • 01In progress

    Department answers

    Each department has a profile: the same question returns KPIs and charts to Finance, a structured clause review to Legal. Every figure shown is proven by the cited passage.

  • 02In progress

    Data & finance

    Excel and CSV files, bank and mobile money statements, Sage 100, Odoo, MySQL and SQL Server become queryable, read-only. Figures are computed by an engine, not by the AI, and every number shows where it comes from.

  • 03In progress

    Skills

    One-click department tasks — budget variance, contract review against your template — plus skills your teams create and publish.

  • 04In progress

    Automations

    When something happens, do something: monthly report, budget alert, renewal reminder — 15 ready-made templates. Anything that leaves the company waits for a person's approval.

  • 05In progress

    My day

    Each morning: items to approve, alerts, reports ready to read, on the home page. On WhatsApp next, with approval by reply.

  • 06In progress

    Meetings

    A recording becomes minutes with decisions, tasks and open points — each item quoting the words it comes from. Tasks go to the calendar; the audio is never kept.

Department answers

Same question, the right answer for each team

« How did the quarter go? » — the data can be the same; what each department needs to see is not.

Data & finance

Your figures arrive the way your documents already do

No new place to upload to. Files keep the same channels and the same access rules — figure files are simply read as tables too.

  1. 01

    Drop or connect

    Import a file, or mark a folder on your file server — for example Finance/Balances. Each new monthly file updates the data on its own.

  2. 02

    Confirm the columns once

    Pulsor recognises a trial balance or a ledger and proposes which column is the account, the debit, the currency. You confirm once; the same format is recognised afterwards.

  3. 03

    Ask, and check every number

    Answers, statements and charts are computed from the real rows. Click any figure to see the file, columns, accounts and exchange rate behind it.

Automations

Ready-made automations, with a human in the loop

  • 1st of the monthBuild the monthly financial report and send it to the CFOInternal
  • A department exceeds its budget by 10 %Alert Finance on its home pageInternal
  • A contract expires in 30 daysPrepare the renewal emailWaits for approval
  • An invoice is 30 days overdueDraft a reminder to the customerWaits for approval
  • Every FridaySummarise the week for managementInternal

My day

A reason to open Pulsor every morning

What sets it apart

Built for how organizations actually work

  • 01In progress

    Your currencies, your chart of accounts

    No currency is imposed: each company sets its reference currency and adds the ones it uses (USD, CDF, XAF, XOF, EUR…). Exchange rates are always shown. SYSCOHADA is the first chart-of-accounts template; others can be added.

  • 02In progress

    Financial statements from a trial balance

    Import a trial balance exported from your accounting software or Excel; Pulsor produces the balance sheet, the income statement and a simplified cash-flow table, each line traceable to its accounts. Fixed SYSCOHADA rules, not certified by a chartered accountant.

  • 03Planned

    WhatsApp, where your teams already are

    Morning summary and one-reply approvals on WhatsApp, logged like any other approval. Never available in air-gapped deployments. Switched on once the WhatsApp Business account is ready.

  • 04Per deployment

    On your servers if you need it

    Pulsor Operations is designed for every Pulsor deployment model, including on-premise with local AI. Availability per deployment is confirmed during scoping.

  • 05In progress

    Predictable cost

    Monthly quotas included, usage and AI cost shown by department — not a bill per automation run.

  • 06In progress

    Excel out, not just in

    Tables and statements export to Excel with their formulas, so finance teams can keep working on them.

Governance

Under control from day one

Security at Pulsor
  • Turned off by default; nothing appears until it is enabled
  • The AI never computes a figure: an engine runs the query, read-only
  • An automation never has more rights than the person who created it
  • Every run is logged: trigger, data read, result, approver
  • One switch suspends everything; switching off deletes nothing
  • An exportable compliance file describing what the add-on reads and where data is processed

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

See Pulsor on your own use cases.

A demo shaped around your sources, your security requirements and your deployment model.