Imagine one connected view of your entire operation: every person, every system, every machine.
Now imagine digital team members working inside it that act like 30-year veterans, because they were trained on 30 years of real operations, not AI guesswork.
Today, for most complex operations, data and processes live scattered across the ERP, the spreadsheets, and the head of the person about to retire.
You don't have to imagine it.
mode40's technology platform, the Singularity, is a digital twin of your business: one working model of your operation that knows the present, remembers the past, and rehearses the future.
The problem
It's trapped. In the machines on a plant floor. In a scheduler's spreadsheet. In a hospital unit's handoff notes. In the head of the person about to retire.
The ERP (the software that runs orders, inventory, and finance) doesn't talk to the floor. The spreadsheet doesn't talk to the ERP. The admission system doesn't talk to the unit that receives the patient.
And the most valuable input of all, the judgment of the person who has run this for twenty years, walks out the door the day they retire.
That's not a data shortage. It's a data usability problem.
How it works
It connects the systems you already run. The ERP. The machines. The spreadsheets. The knowledge that today only lives in someone's head.
It doesn't replace any of them. It sits on top.
Connected data becomes a decision and an action, not another report to read.
mode40 was built by people who have actually run operations like yours. It already knows how the work runs, woven into every alert, every workflow, every screen, every security control.
One platform holds every capability in one place. No stack for you to stitch together yourself.
The architecture
Inside the Singularity, every capability is a Module. Each kind has one job.
Foundational hold the truth
Your assets, schedules, permissions, history. One place each fact lives, so every part of the platform works from the same truth.
Workflow run the work
Active capabilities with the experience of the job built in: scheduling, investigating a defect, catching quality drift, answering against your own operational knowledge.
Agent do the job
Named for the job it stands in for: a Planner, a Buyer, an Auditor. It carries the role itself, start to finish.
Foundational Modules hold the facts.
Workflow Modules turn those facts into work.
Agents run that work on their own.
Three parts, one chain.
29 Modules across the three kinds today. 8 Agents among them. You don't need all 29 — you need the ones that fit your operation, already configured for how your industry runs.
Sovereign by architecture
Who is allowed to do what. Data kept encrypted. Every action logged.
It runs underneath every Module, every Agent, every decision the platform makes, from day one. Built into the architecture, not configured in after the fact.
Your data stays where it must. Every action is provable.
The moat
Data pipelines, dashboards, and AI models can all be engineered. The judgment of someone who has actually run these operations has to be lived.
mode40 was built by practitioners who ran a real, multi-facility operation first. That lived judgment is in the product on day one, where a generic tool would still be in month three of onboarding. It gets sharper with every customer.
19
facilities run by one customer on a single installation.
50→12
customer shorts, cut in six months (manufacturing deployment).
86%
downtime reduction across seven production facilities.
The same judgment now runs the aerospace, healthcare, education, and public-sector deployments too. The platform doesn't care which industry the data came from.
Singularity for [Industry]
Same platform. Same Module library. Same security built in. Built by people who have run that specific industry.
Composable by design
Start with one engagement that solves one real problem, connected to the systems you already run. Nothing gets ripped out to make the Singularity fit.
As the return proves itself, you grow into more of the platform, at your own pace.
Built by people who have run one.
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