Your CRM knows contacts, accounting knows invoices, and the inbox knows conversations, but your team still has to reconnect the work. Our first product, Octran Nexus, is being built to keep recurring operations in context.
Nexus MVP in development. We’re seeking design-partner conversations around one recurring mid-market workflow.
Four perspectives. One shared context.
The operating pattern
One shared record of what is really happening.
Capture a company’s operational reality, map it into a typed, living graph, and let governed agents work on top of it, with the humans who own the business approving anything that matters.
Understand the work.
Start with the records, relationships and exceptions behind a recurring task. Give the team a shared picture before preparing its next step.
Customerswho, history, open conversations
Recordsinvoices, documents, work orders
Ruleswhat may be prepared, what needs review
Exceptionswhat broke before, and who decided
A company’s knowledge, connected around the work
Build around real work
Product and engineering begin with the recurring tasks inside a business.
Build
Bring the perspectives together
Customer understanding and operating context inform the same working picture.
Connect
Keep responsibility with people
AI prepares the work. The people responsible stay in control of important decisions.
Review
Shared context. Human judgment.
The conviction our whole team builds around.
Our conviction
Built to be trusted in the moments that matter.
The standards we use to decide what Octran should show, automate, and leave for an operator to decide.
3
principles, no exceptions.
Honest
Honest by construction
Illustrative workflows are labeled illustrative. We show what is known, what is prepared, and what still needs a human decision.
Reviewable
Reviewable by design
Routine preparation can move quickly. Customer messages, bookings, payment reminders and other consequential steps stay with an approver.
Context
Context over novelty
The useful part is the connected business context around a task. Models can change; the work record and its boundaries should remain clear.
Important actions stay visible and reviewable before they leave the workspace.
The people building it
Small team. Shared conviction.
Our four-person team is building around one conviction: AI should prepare the work, while the people responsible for a business stay in control of the decisions.
SC
Swarnim Chaudhuri
CEO & Co-Founder
SB
Swastik Biswas
CTO & Co-Founder
IK
Ishhan Kheria
Operations Executive & Co-Founder
PC
Pratham Choubey
Sales Executive
HOW THE TEAM WORKS
Different perspectives. One clear handoff.
Our four-person team connects customer understanding, product and engineering around the work businesses actually do.
01
Understand
Start with the people doing the work.
Listen to the workflow owner. Learn the records, recurring tasks and exceptions before deciding what to build.
Workflow owner
Recurring task
Real constraints
02
Shape
Turn understanding into product scope.
Agree the information needed, the prepared output and the review point. A useful handoff carries those decisions together.
Permitted context
Prepared output
Review point
03
Build
Learn from a focused first version.
Build the agreed workflow with the team, then use their feedback to decide the next step.
Focused MVP
Team feedback
Next decision
OutputA workflow worth buildingThe business owner keeps the important decisions.
Bring one recurring workflow.
Tell us what your team keeps chasing and what should stay under your approval.