Four problems. One install.

Epic holds your most valuable clinical, financial, and operational data — and makes it nearly impossible to access at the speed your organization runs. Chronicles, Clarity, Caboodle, and nightly CSV exports are not a data strategy. We co-created this at Washington University School of Medicine to solve exactly that problem, at AMC scale, in production.

Workday holds your best finance and HR data behind a reporting interface that defeats non-specialists, and Prism Analytics costs six figures while still requiring a warehouse. Every custom report is a project. The data you need to run your business is in there; getting to it shouldn't require a team of consultants.

Organizations between $350M and $1B in revenue carry the same data infrastructure complexity as the enterprise. The IT budget doesn't come with it. Legacy systems, fragmented reporting, and a dependency on expensive implementation consultants are the norm. They don't have to be.

Most enterprise data stacks are an accumulation of point decisions made under pressure: warehouse here, connector layer there, ETL tool, BI platform, AI API. Each one was justified at the time, and nobody architected them together. The cost isn't just the invoices. It's the engineering hours, the pipeline failures, and the AI projects that never reach production.