Every feature, in one page.

The same portal serves builders and runners. Builders get the controls below. Runners get a button, a short form and a result.

Build

Two ways to write an App; both run the same way for the person who clicks.

Prompt
Describe the outcome in plain English; the model plans the steps against your connectors.
LogicScript
A governed Python dialect: exact code, AI only at marked ask and agent steps.
Generate
Writes or edits a LogicScript from a description, using the real tools your connectors expose.
Typed AI answers
Every ask must return the record shape you declared, or the step fails.
Validated before write
AI output cannot reach an update until validated against a list or approved by a person.
Dry run
Reads for real and lists every change it would have made, without making it.
Compile-time checks
A script with an error cannot be saved; connector calls are checked against the live system.
Model tiers
Pick fast or frontier per App, or per AI step; batch mode at roughly half the cost.

Add a short form so one App serves many cases.

Field types
Text, number, yes/no, date, dropdown; required fields marked.
Validated three times
In the form, when queued, and in the engine; inputs are always data, never instructions.
Script parametersEnterprise
Thresholds and approvers a LogicScript declares, tuned from a form.

Depth over breadth: the back-office and CRM systems where the work lives, over MCP.

Six systems
NetSuite, Salesforce, QuickBooks Online, Xero, Maxio, HubSpot.
One-click OAuth
Xero, QuickBooks Online and Salesforce connect without copying API keys.
Read-only by default
Writes need explicit opt-in per connector and per App.
Sandbox or production
An explicit choice for Salesforce and QuickBooks Online, badged on the connection.
Pinned to its account
Reconnecting to a different company or org is refused.
Own accounts, own keys
Each workspace connects its own systems; credentials are encrypted and never shared.

The output fits the work, and links back to the record.

Formats
Excel, formatted HTML, PDF, charts and images, text, JSON, Word, PowerPoint.
Tables that work
Search, sort, filter by column with comparisons like > 1200 or 2026-01-01..2026-03-31.
Record links
IDs open the record in Salesforce, Xero, QuickBooks Online or NetSuite.
Saved views
Keep a filtered, sorted arrangement by name; it survives the next run.
Dashboards
The latest results of several Apps on one page, refreshed one at a time or together.
History
The last 100 runs with inputs, result, cost and outcome; re-open or download any of them.

Runs happen in the background, and a person can be asked along the way.

Live status
Queued, Running, Needs input, Ready, Failed; it follows you across the portal.
Person in the loop
A run can pause for a yes/no, a choice, a form or an approval, then resume.
Inbox
Questions waiting for you, or your role, with how long each will wait.
Schedules
Daily, weekly or monthly, in the timezone you choose; results land in History.
Email
On finish, on failure, or when a run is waiting on you; policy set per workspace.
Confirm before writing
Every write-enabled run shows the inputs back and asks for confirmation.

Who may see, who may run, and what every run is allowed to cost.

Roles
View and Run granted per App, per role; change it for everyone at once.
Users
Invite by email, require approval, disable without losing history.
Audit log
Every run, connector write, script approval and admin change; CSV export.
Run limits
Max cost, duration and number of updates per run; enforced mid-run; fail closed; no "no limit".
Budgets
Monthly caps per workspace and per cost center, in alert or enforce mode.
Cost centers
Spend attributed to the cost center the App was published to, ready for chargeback.
Usage
Tokens and cost by day, folder, App, cost center and user; the same numbers as your invoice.
Versions and approvalEnterprise
Users and schedules run only the LogicScript version an admin approved.

Apps act on your systems without ever holding your secrets.

Isolated workspaces
Every workspace's data is separated at the database level.
Secret-less execution
A trusted broker attaches credentials per call and drops them when the run ends.
Restricted language
LogicScript has no file, network or library access; it reaches systems only through connectors.
Sign-in you can enforceEnterprise
Breached-password screening, two-step verification for everyone, SAML SSO.
Provider access
A company decides whether its service provider, or Netridium support, may open its workspace.
Writes never sent twice
Each update is recorded before it is sent; an interrupted run stops and tells you.

For consultants, accountants and MSPs: build once, deliver to every company you manage.

The Company Manager console: the companies a firm manages, with mode, status and Open

One console
Every company you manage, with full admin access for your staff.
Catalog
Versioned Apps published to the companies you choose; managed Apps are locked there.
Check before publish
See what would change in each company without changing anything.
Export / import
Portable JSON to move Apps between workspaces; writes and raised limits must be confirmed.
Per-company usage
Runs, tokens and cost per company; the basis for rebilling.
View as
See a company's workspace as one of its roles before you hand it over.
Rename it
Call the console "Portfolio Manager" or whatever your firm says; your staff see your name for it.