EAOS · Enterprise AI Platform

EAOS AEPB — AI-Native Enterprise Process & ERP Builder

From one Persian sentence to a system that actually runs — not one that is merely drawn.

AEPB product visual
12platform engines
200modules traceable to code
34ready domain packs

The real gap inside organizations sits between what gets analysed and documented and what actually runs: the process document lives in one tool while the system is built in another. AEPB gathers eight dependent platforms under a single enterprise metamodel — the same BPMN 2.0 model is executed directly, and one natural-language description yields a data model, forms, APIs, CRUD, dashboards, and an ERP module deployed against a live database. AI is the core of the product rather than an add-on, yet it advises rather than decides: every output passes a deterministic gate, and the final call always belongs to a human.

Capabilities

Business process management: BPMN 2.0 designed, validated, simulated, and genuinely executed — not merely drawn
Decision and case engine: DMN decision tables and CMMN-style case management with ad-hoc tasks
Enterprise system generation: one natural-language description becomes a data model, forms, APIs, CRUD, dashboards, and a deployed ERP module
Vendor-neutral AI core: a single LLM gateway over cloud, local, or fully offline models
Analytics, dashboards, and process mining driven by real execution events rather than demo data
Enterprise and industrial integration: REST, SOAP, GraphQL, Kafka, MQTT, plus an OPC-UA, Modbus, IEC-104, and SCADA layer
Security governance and secure development: multi-tenancy, RBAC/ABAC, immutable audit, secret scanning, and SBOM generation
Product factory and 34 domain packs: enterprise, government, energy, a security-product factory, and an application factory

EAOS · ARCHITECTURE

System architecture

A modular monolith with closed per-domain boundaries: every layer consumes one enterprise metamodel, and each external connection is optional, so fully offline operation stays possible.

EAOS AEPB nine-layer architecture
EAOS AEPB nine-layer architecture

EAOS · CATALOGUE

Product catalogue

AEPB — the AI-native enterprise process and ERP builder · version 1.0, 6 Mordad 1405

Page 1 of 18 — Cover — AEPB, the AI-native enterprise process and ERP builder
Page 2 of 18 — 01 The product at a glance — several platforms as one product, with one metamodel and one delivery chain
Page 3 of 18 — 02 Why this platform exists — the gap between what we analyse and what actually runs
Page 4 of 18 — 03 The north-star flow — from one Persian sentence to a system running against a real database
Page 5 of 18 — 04 The nine-layer architecture — from user experience to infrastructure, with closed boundaries per domain
Page 6 of 18 — 05 Twelve platform engines — each with an owner, a contract, and its own tests
Page 7 of 18 — 06 BPMN 2.0 coverage — what is genuinely executed, not what is merely drawn
Page 8 of 18 — 07 The AI core — vendor-neutral, able to run fully offline, and always behind a deterministic gate
Page 9 of 18 — 08 A catalogue of 200 modules across 18 domains — each with a stable identifier, a known place in the code, and an honest status
Page 10 of 18 — 09 Domain packs and factories — 34 ready packs, a security-product factory, and an application factory
Page 11 of 18 — 10 Use cases — five real scenarios, from input to operational output
Page 12 of 18 — 11 Stakeholders — who gets what, precisely
Page 13 of 18 — 12 Security, governance, and compliance — built in from day one, not patched on after delivery
Page 14 of 18 — 13 Deployment and infrastructure — one command to bring it up, from demo environment to isolated data centre
Page 15 of 18 — 14 Status today, with evidence — what is built, and what real execution has proven
Page 16 of 18 — 15 What we do not claim — the honest boundary of the product, and where each item sits on the roadmap
Page 17 of 18 — 16 Roadmap — six completed waves, and the six levers that build depth
Page 18 of 18 — Back cover — from one Persian sentence to a system that actually runs
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