Source Coverage
Tool-agnostic by design. Source-bound by permission.
SupraOS does not require the company to run on a specific SaaS suite. It builds the Company Twin from approved sources across the operating stack. A Company Scan shows what SupraOS can see, what it cannot see, where confidence is high, and where blind spots remain.
Source categories
| Category | Examples |
|---|---|
| Systems of record | CRM, ERP, billing, vendor, contract, customer records. |
| Systems of work | Tickets, projects, incidents, approvals, tasks, work queues. |
| Communications | Chat, email, meetings, notes, decisions, escalations. |
| Knowledge and evidence | Docs, wikis, files, postmortems, attestations, logs. |
| Metrics and telemetry | BI, dashboards, observability, product usage, operating metrics. |
| Internal and custom | Databases, APIs, spreadsheets, exports, internal tools. |
| External context | Market signals, competitor movement, regulatory change, public sources, vendor activity. |
Source coverage states
| State | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Connected | Source is approved and accessible within scope. |
| Limited | Some fields, objects, channels, or time windows are restricted. |
| Pending | Source is identified but not yet approved. |
| Blind | Source is unavailable or out of scope; SupraOS should not infer full coverage. |
| External | Public or licensed external source; confidence and provenance must be shown. |
Confidence and blind spots
- Coverage by source category.
- Confidence by value-leak hypothesis.
- Evidence used for each recommendation.
- Missing sources that would improve confidence.
- Whether an action is based on internal evidence, external intelligence, or both.
Source principle
SupraOS does not integrate with tools for the sake of integration. It extracts operating signals from approved sources, builds the Company Twin, detects value leaks, launches governed work, and proves outcomes.
Need deeper diligence?
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