Hermes
Brings a company’s financial position and the market context that explains it into a single place.
What it is for
Give a finance function one view of its own data and of the market it operates in, without reconciling by hand five tools that do not talk to each other.
What it does
Ingests financial and market data, normalises it, analyses it with in-house models and presents it over a three-dimensional visualisation of global markets that lets you walk the information by territory rather than by spreadsheet. The models learn continuously from real data, under an explicit policy that forbids filling gaps with simulated data.
Sector
Enterprise management and financial intelligence: finance functions, management control and analysis teams.
What it improves
The usual alternative is a stack of disconnected dashboards fed by hand. Here ingestion, analysis and visualisation are a single path, and the origin of every figure stays identified.
Target client
Medium and large companies operating across territories, and analysis teams that need to explain where each number comes from.
Status and maturity
Functional with declared debt: ingestion, the data model and the visualisation are built; the continuous-learning layer has phases pending, recorded in its own plan. There is also a duplicated repository still to be consolidated, inherited from its earlier development under the name iNova.
Differentiator
Analysis and geographic representation in the same product, with in-house models instead of a third-party service, and a project rule that prevents presenting as real a figure that is not.
Commercial fit
Annual licence per organisation with implementation and source integration. It issues no investment recommendations and no financial advice: it describes, orders and explains.
Architecture
Layered architecture
A classic financial and accounting core, a market ingestion layer feeding it continuously, and on top two distinct reading surfaces: conventional analytics and a territorial walk through markets. The learning layer rests on the other three and is not a condition for the product to work.
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Ingestion and market data
Collectors that feed the system continuously under an explicit project rule: no gap is filled with a simulated value or a default. If the figure is missing, it is shown as missing.
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Financial and accounting core
Chart of accounts, journal entries and fiscal periods; investment portfolio with positions and trades; risk assessment; and the performance analytics resting on all three.
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Territorial reading
A three-dimensional representation of global markets that lets you walk the information by geography rather than by table, over the same data that feeds conventional analytics.
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Learning by observation
An in-house learner observes the predictions of teacher models, learns from them and continuously compares its own performance against the teacher. It is an added layer: the product operates without it.
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Platform and access
Application service, relational data model, access control and asynchronous jobs for work that must not block a request.
Inventory
Status per component
A real inventory of the asset’s components with their declared status. We publish capability, never code or internal figures.
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Financial and accounting core
Built and testedAccounting, portfolio, risk and analytics built and operational.
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Real-data rule
Built and testedA project policy forbidding simulated data, values hard-coded into the source and default fillers. It is why an absent figure is displayed as absent.
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Market ingestion and collectors
Functional with declared debtBuilt and running, but they need supervision: start-up is not yet unattended.
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Learning by observation
Functional with declared debtImplemented and functional, but it requires manual activation and task scheduling. It has phases pending, recorded in its own completion plan.
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Observed teacher models
Wired; depends on a third partyThe learner is ours; some of the models it observes belong to external providers. Declared because it affects the component’s real sovereignty and its cost.
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Base cartography of the territorial view
Wired; depends on a third partyThe rendering layer is ours; the supply of cartography depends on an external provider.
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Repository consolidation
Functional with declared debtDuplication inherited from earlier development under the name iNova, pending consolidation before any external review.
This profile describes capabilities and status, not implementation. Code, architecture documentation and internal figures are shared under a confidentiality agreement during due diligence.
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