Octran

Octran Technologies

Your company
is a system.
Treat it like one.

We’re building Octran Nexus to connect the information, people and work inside your business, so your team can see the whole picture and move forward together.

Discuss a design partnership ↗ Meet Nexus →

Nexus MVP in development · Mid-market first

One business. Connected context.
01

Connect the context

Customers, records, rules and work belong in the same picture.

Conceptual illustration of the product direction.

Built around your business
CallsInvoicesDocumentsConversationsBookingsQuotesOnboardingApprovals

One piece of work / TELE

A missed call.
A considered follow-up.

Follow the conversation from the first signal to a draft your team can review.

Missed call → Callback draft

  1. 01
    Missed call received

    A customer asked about an appointment.

  2. 02
    Relevant information found

    The contact record and call details appear together.

  3. 03
    Callback prepared

    Your team reviews the suggested follow-up before contacting the customer.

Suggested callback · Ready for review

“Hi Maya, we saw your call about an appointment. What time would work best for a quick callback?”

Illustrative · nothing is sent

Unpaid invoice → Reminder for review

Books keeps overdue invoices visible and prepares the follow-up.

Books · Back office

New document → Linked & routed

Saul logs it, matches related context and routes the decision.

Saul · Back office

Stalled order → Blocker surfaced

Helm spots what is waiting before everyday operations stall.

Helm · Back office

Quote request → Context ready

Strata prepares the quote context. No price is published automatically.

Strata · Back office

Help with the work that
keeps your business running.

Start with one recurring task. Explore more as your needs grow.

01

Calls and customer follow-ups

Capture why someone called and prepare the next conversation.

  • Capture call reason
  • Find customer context
  • Draft a follow-up

TELE · RIVA

02

Invoices and everyday operations

Track outstanding work and prepare follow-ups for review.

  • Update an aging trail
  • Surface a blocker
  • Draft the next step

Books · Helm

03

Documents and internal work

Organize incoming information and prepare tasks for the right person.

  • Log a document
  • Match related context
  • Route a review

Saul · Cortex

How it works

Bring the information together.
Keep decisions in your hands.

We’re building Nexus to use the context your workflow needs to organize work and prepare the next step.

01

Connect the relevant information

Agree which sources and records the workflow needs.

sources:
  crm.contacts     ✓
  calls.log        ✓
  books.invoices   ✓
02

Prepare the next step

Use that context to organize work and prepare a draft.

work_item  callback-0142
context    contact · call
draft      prepared
03

Review important actions

Your team approves consequential steps, with a record of what happened.

● ready_for_review
owner     front desk
record    ledger #0142

A company graph is a connected record of customers, documents, and work.

Useful automation.
Clear limits.

Routine preparation can move quickly. Important actions stay visible and reviewable.

People

decide what leaves the workspace.

✓ Prepare

Can prepare automatically

Read permitted records and prepare internal work.

  • Resolve known context
  • Append an internal record
  • Draft a summary
◷ Review

Needs your approval

Review consequential actions before they leave the workspace.

  • Customer messages
  • Bookings
  • Payment reminders
⊘ Blocked

Not allowed

Some actions stay outside the product’s authority.

  • Move money
  • Sign terms
  • Override business policy

Examples show the intended policy treatment; exact rules depend on the workflow you scope with Octran.

One foundation.
Many workflows.

Scoped modules share the same connected context, so each new workflow starts from what your business already knows.

InputsPreparationReview

The Nexus workbench

Different tasks.
A shared foundation.

Each module prepares useful work from the context behind a recurring task and keeps important outputs reviewable. Explore all modules →

Front office

TELE

Capture missed calls and prepare the next conversation.

 Front office

RIVA

Keep customer conversations and follow-ups grounded in context.

 Back office

Crew

Prepare repeatable people and onboarding work.

 Back office

Books

Keep overdue invoices visible and prepare follow-ups.

 Back office

Helm

Surface blockers before everyday operations stall.

 Back office

Saul

Log incoming documents and route the decisions that need review.

 Back office

Strata

Prepare quote context without publishing a price automatically.

 Foundation

Cortex

Connect the context a workflow needs.

 Foundation

Ledger

Keep a record of decisions and attributed outcomes.

 Foundation

Pulse

See what is waiting, blocked, or ready for review.

Integrations

1000+ tools.
One connected context.

Nexus connects to the software your team already runs through Composio’s catalogue of 1000+ toolkits, from inboxes and CRMs to accounting, tickets and files. No rip-and-replace.

nexus / connections
1000+

toolkits via Composio

  • CommunicationGmail · WhatsApp · Zoom · Google Meet
  • CRM & supportHubSpot · Zoho · Intercom · Zendesk
  • Finance & commerceQuickBooks · Xero · Stripe · Razorpay · Shopify
  • Work & filesNotion · Jira · Asana · Google Drive · Dropbox

Toolkit catalogue provided by Composio. Which connections a workflow uses is agreed and confirmed during scoping.

GmailGoogle CalendarGoogle DriveGoogle SheetsGoogle DocsGoogle MeetHubSpotZohoIntercomZendeskWhatsAppCalendlyQuickBooksXeroStripeRazorpayShopify
WooCommerceNotionAirtableAsanaTrelloClickUpJiraLinearConfluenceGitHubGitLabFigmaDropboxBoxTypeformMailchimpZoomDiscord

Inside Nexus

Five layers. One connected system.

UIWhere your team sees the work, the context and what needs review
Skills & pluginsReusable steps a workflow can call
Agents & modulesTELE · RIVA · Crew · Books · Helm · Saul · Strata
HarnessPolicies, approvals and the record of what happened
Ontologycustomers · records · rules · work, in one company graph

Conceptual architecture of the MVP direction.

Start with one workflow,
alongside our team.

Bring a task your team keeps chasing. We will map the first useful step together.

Working session

Step 01

Tell us what repeats

Bring one recurring task and where its information lives.

Together

Step 02

Agree the scope

Review the required information, connections, and approval rules together.

Decision

Step 03

Review the setup

Establish how the workflow will be checked before expanding it.

Nexus is in development. Design-partner scope, connections and timing are agreed with the team.

Make the next step
easy to understand.

A few direct answers about fit, control, and early access.

Is Octran another chatbot?

No. The intended product helps organize recurring work using connected business information and prepared next steps.

Do I have to replace my existing tools?

Not necessarily. The team checks which connections are available for your workflow during scoping.

Will it contact customers without permission?

Consequential actions follow the agreed approval rules. External messages and bookings wait for the appropriate review.

What is available today?

Nexus is an MVP in development. We’re speaking with mid-market design partners and will agree supported sources, steps and review boundaries before setup.

How much does it cost?

Early-access scope and pricing are confirmed with the team for the workflow you want to run.

How do I get started?

Request early access or contact the team with one recurring task you would like to make clearer and easier to run.

What would you like your team to stop chasing?

Tell us about one recurring task. We will discuss whether Octran is a fit.

  • Bring one recurring task
  • Tell us where the information lives
  • Agree what needs your approval

Early accessNo auto-send

Opens a draft in your email app. Nothing is sent automatically.

or talk to the team →