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The elan1 platform

Nine products. One path every action takes.

Applications do the work. The foundation relates it, judges it, decides it and carries it. Your systems of record stay underneath, and stay yours.

Underneath

Your systems of record, underneath, not ours

ERP · CRM · helpdesk · commerce platforms · core banking · Tally · models from Anthropic, OpenAI, Google and open source

Only Govern allows.
Four executives review a plan together at a tall table in a high-rise meeting room

What it is

What is the elan1 platform?

The elan1 platform is nine products in four categories on one governed path: Answerable AI (elan1 Govern, elan1 Run), Agentic Enterprise (elan1 Act, Propel, Resolve), Enterprise Intelligence (elan1 Ontology, Decide, Pulse) and Agentic Commerce (Commerce1.ai, a connected platform).

elan1 is the agentic transformation company. Nine products put agents to work across ERP, sales, service, analytics and commerce. One layer decides each action first, and a named person answers.

The Answerable Action

An action taken by an AI agent that was checked before it happened and leaves a receipt anyone can verify.
elan1 Run carries it. elan1 Ontology relates it. elan1 Decide judges it. elan1 Govern decides it. elan1 Act, Propel and Resolve do it. elan1 Pulse analyses it. Every action, answerable.

In practice

One supplier bill, five products.

  1. 01

    • supplier 0.99 · order match 0.97

    • tax 0.41, not sure

      Review
    elan1 Decide reads the supplier bill: supplier 0.99, order match 0.97, tax 0.41 and not sure. Illustrative data.

    elan1 Decide reads it.

    Decision intelligence
  2. 02

    • Supplier bill · ₹1,18,720

      built on a copy

    elan1 Act prepares the ₹1,18,720 supplier bill on a copy of the books. Illustrative data.

    elan1 Act prepares it on a copy.

    Agentic ERP
  3. 03elan1 Govern

    • 6 checks pass · 1 fails

      12% GST billed, 18% due

      Held for finance head
    elan1 Govern holds the bill: 6 checks pass and 1 fails, 12% GST billed where 18% is due, held for the finance head. Illustrative data.

    elan1 Govern holds the tax mismatch.

    AI governance
  4. 04

    • Cloud · ap-south-1 Mumbai · 3 zones

      Image signature verified
    elan1 Run carries the work in the Mumbai cloud region across 3 zones, on a signed image whose signature is verified. Illustrative data.

    elan1 Run carries it, in India.

    Agentic AI runtime
  5. 05

    • Number Passport

      Owner: CFO · Source: TallyPrime · As at 07:30 IST

    elan1 Pulse counts the bill with its Number Passport: owner the CFO, source TallyPrime, as at 07:30 IST. Illustrative data.

    elan1 Pulse counts it, with its Number Passport.

    Governed agentic analytics

Illustrative.

How it fits

One path. Only Govern allows.

Every action an agent proposes runs on elan1 Run, reads elan1 Ontology, is judged by elan1 Decide where a decision is routine, and is allowed, sent to a person or refused by elan1 Govern.

  • The AI proposes. Code decides. A person approves.
  • Agents never hold the live keys.
  • Every action leaves a receipt.

Take a look inside

See the work, the decision and the receipt.

Every request on one screen.

  • Allow, ask a person or refuse
  • Expires after 24 hours, then refuses
  • One emergency stop for every agent
govern.elan1.ai/approvals

Approvals

3 waiting

  • Pay Sharma Traders · ₹2,00,000

    AP agent · rule PAY-02: moves_money over ₹50,000 · 21 h 14 m left

    Held for finance head
  • Change bank details · Vendor 0412

    Refused · rule 4.2
Approvals screen: a ₹2,00,000 payment to Sharma Traders held for the finance head with 21 hours 14 minutes left; a bank detail change for vendor 0412 refused under rule 4.2. Illustrative data. Illustrative data.

Ways to use

In our console, your stack, your agents.

  • In the elan1 console.

    Approvals, receipts, rulebooks and reports, on day one.

    • Approvals
    • Receipts
    • Rulebooks
    • Reports
  • In your stack.

    REST API, TypeScript and Python SDKs, signed webhooks.

    • REST API
    • TypeScript SDK
    • Python SDK
    • Signed webhooks
  • In your agents.

    An MCP proxy puts any agent on the path.

    govern.propose() returns allow | ask_person | refuse

Questions

The platform, answered plainly.

The elan1 platform is nine products in four categories on one path. Answerable AI: elan1 Govern and elan1 Run. Agentic Enterprise: elan1 Act, Propel and Resolve. Enterprise Intelligence: elan1 Ontology, Decide and Pulse. Agentic Commerce: Commerce1.ai, a connected platform. Applications do the work, the foundation decides and carries it, and your systems of record stay underneath.

No. Most start with one product and elan1 Govern. Every product shares one approval model and one receipt.

Yes, through the MCP proxy or the SDKs.

Every action an agent proposes runs on elan1 Run, reads elan1 Ontology, is judged by elan1 Decide where a decision is routine, and is allowed, sent to a person or refused by elan1 Govern. Only Govern allows: no product builds its own gate, so every product's actions leave the same receipt.

How the platform fits, layer by layer

Per outcome, never per seat: elan1 Govern per governed action and elan1 Resolve per resolved case. Every quote starts from one process, in Indian rupees, in writing, and most teams start with one product and elan1 Govern, then add the next when the first holds.

How elan1 pricing works

Agentic commerce for retail, e-commerce and D2C teams, on its own site. Connected to the elan1 platform.

Visit Commerce1.ai  (opens Commerce1.ai in a new tab, external site)

How the platform fits

Start with one process.

Bring one process. We'll show you the path it takes.

  • Allowed · Approved by Asha R.
  • Held for CFO
  • Refused · rule 4.2
Illustrative data.

Add the next when it holds.

Approvals · Kolam ComponentsIllustrative
  • Allowed · Approved by Asha R.
  • Held for CFO
  • Refused · rule 4.2
RCPT-0042 · signed · chained
A product view with three decisions: allowed and approved by Asha R., held for the CFO, and refused under rule 4.2. Illustrative data.