every exception
every workaround
→ one point
The companybecomessoftware.
Everything your company runs on, the rules, exceptions and workarounds held in threads, spreadsheets and people’s heads, falls into one place: a versioned, approved Operating Code that people and agents execute.
Most of how your company runs is written nowhere.
Systems of record keep what happened. Why it happened lives in threads, local files and people’s heads, and it walks out the door when they do.
Kiwi pulls it in.
Kiwi records every change across systems, apps, databases and local files, links it to the conversation that explains it, and proposes the rule. An operator decides what becomes policy.
- rule po_approval
- when order.amount > 50_000sap · 41 orders
- require approval(central_finance)sap · 41 orders
- except order.category in regionalslack · #finance-ops
- require approval(regional_lead)email · controller
- within local_limitsfinance_limits.xlsx
- approved v1.1 by finance_ops, controlleroperator
Every approved change ships a new version of the company.
Processes discovered, reconciled, codified and approved.
Agents and people run the same Operating Code. Every change is replayed on real history first.
The company tests its own changes and evolves under human governance.
Git, for how a company runs.
Code got version control, review and rollback decades ago. The company itself never did. Kiwi gives it all three.
Record
Every change across systems, apps, databases and local files, linked to the conversation that explains it.
Replay
Any proposed change runs against the company’s real history before it touches production.
Rewrite
Variants compete on that history. The best one ships when an operator approves it.
The improvement runs on each company’s own recorded history. Only Kiwi holds it.
Hard to copy by design