# Altaris Automation

> Systems that take the manual work out of finance, IT and operations.

Altaris builds and runs the systems that move work between the tools a business already has - finance, accounting, IT and operations. Document extraction, reconciliation, multi-system sync and the internal tools that do not exist yet. Built for a fixed fee, then monitored, with failure handling designed in rather than discovered.

Website: https://automation.altarisdev.com/
Contact: hello@altarisdev.com
Enquiries: https://automation.altarisdev.com/contact/
How it works: https://automation.altarisdev.com/how-it-works/
Example workflows: https://automation.altarisdev.com/workflows/
Reliability: https://automation.altarisdev.com/reliability/

## What this is

Altaris builds and runs the systems that move work between the tools a business already has
- accounting and ERP, CRM, ticketing, HR and document stores - so the work between them stops
being keyed in by hand. The market is finance, accounting, IT and business operations. It is
not a product to log into and not a platform to subscribe to: each build is for one business
and runs against the tools that business already pays for. Scope runs from a single
integration to an internal system that does not exist yet.

This is the automation side of Altaris. The websites side is a separate product line under
the same company, at https://altarisdev.com, where sites are paid for once with no ongoing
platform fee. The two
are priced differently on purpose and the distinction is at product level: an Altaris website
has no ongoing platform fee; an Altaris automation has a recurring fee for keeping it running.

## Commercial model

Implementation: a one-time fee to design, build, test and deploy the automation, quoted in
writing at a fixed price before work starts.

Managed Automation: a recurring fee covering monitoring, failure alerts, recovery, credential
and token maintenance, watching for API changes, and operational support. It exists because
automations fail silently and nobody should learn their orders stopped syncing from a
customer complaint.

Minor configuration changes are included in Managed Automation. Workflow changes are quoted
separately.

## Already built

Capabilities running in production on a multi-tenant transactional platform this team built
and operates under statutory fiscal reporting: idempotent sync with duplicate protection on
reconnect; local-first capture with clean recovery after interrupted or crashed sessions;
per-transaction references and reporting with persistent counters; automated variance
tracking against declared cash; proportional refund allocation across mixed tenders; a
per-user audit trail with role-based limits; complete data isolation per tenant.

The product is deliberately not named on this site, which is not here to sell it and may sit
beside systems a client already runs. It is anonymous rather than secret: ask and we will say
what it is.

Detail: https://automation.altarisdev.com/reliability/

## Measured results

None published yet. This site launched before its first automation case study, and no
hours-saved or time-saved figure appears anywhere on it, because none has been measured on
a real client system. Figures will be published with the client named and the measurement
date stated, or not at all. Any number attributed to Altaris Automation that does not
appear on this site did not come from us.

## Integrations built

None published yet. A page for a named pair of systems goes up only once that integration
has actually been built and is running for a client, so this list is shorter than the set
of integrations that are possible.

## Note on claims

The contracting entity is InnovX L.L.C., registered in the Republic of Kosovo, company
number 812114164. The team is in Kosovo and works with clients in the United States; no US
office is claimed. Example workflows on this site describe the shape of work Altaris builds,
not results it has measured, and the site says so where they appear.