Model the business once
Entities, relationships and state live in Jiwari, with one governed meaning of Customer, Policy or Claim that every application reads.
Application modernisation
Stop rebuilding the business into every application.
Separate business semantics from application code. Model your business once, expose it through stable APIs and MCP, and let teams modernise without rebuilding data models, policy logic and permissions each time.
Assess claim
Business OperationInputclaim, actor
JiwariResolve the claim, policy and approvals
KebikiCoverage and settlement
TebanWhat this actor may do nextClaim assessmentthe same answer for old and new
A legacy claims screen and its replacement call the same operation, so both behave identically while the migration runs. Illustrative.
The problem
The old application is a container for years of business logic.
When you replace it, that logic has to go somewhere. Hard-coding it into the new system recreates the rigidity you are trying to escape. Handing it to a runtime model adds a different kind of risk.
So most modernisation programmes rebuild the same customer model, the same approval thresholds and the same permission rules for the third or fourth time, and inherit the same drift a few years later.
What changes
What Archiveris gives you.
The three primitives are useful on their own. Composed into Business Operations, they give the systems around them one governed outcome to call.
Externalise the decisions
Pricing, eligibility and approval logic compile into Kebiki packages the new system calls, instead of being rewritten inside it.
Keep the rules when the app goes
The application becomes replaceable. The business definitions it depended on stay, versioned and tested, for whatever comes next.
Who this is for
What each of them gets.
The same platform reads differently depending on what you are accountable for.
| Role | What they get |
|---|---|
| CIO and CTO | A modernisation programme that leaves durable assets behind, not another rewrite due in five years. |
| Enterprise architects | Business semantics with an owner, a version and a contract, rather than a diagram. |
| Platform engineering | Stable APIs and MCP surfaces that application teams build against. |
Bring the decision that matters most.
Tell us one operation you run today and the systems it touches. We will show you how it is composed, governed and invoked from the tools you already use.