Partner with unFragged
Where does your system
lose continuity?
Keep your identity system, policies, workflows, agents, and business applications. Bring one consequential or long-running workflow; together, test the continuity from delegation to observed effect.
Find a starting point
What happens
in your system?
Select the conditions that apply. The result suggests which control question to explore first.
Without JavaScript, use this guide: an exact external action suggests DVS; continuing or delegated work suggests Orphard. Either may be unnecessary if existing controls are sufficient.
Select the conditions in your workflow to explore a possible starting point.
This is a hypothesis, not a diagnosis.
A useful delta.
A clear decision.
The outcome is operational evidence your team can use.
- 01
Establish the baseline
Start with the strongest competent configuration of your existing stack. Agree on the workflow and what success, failure, and an inconclusive result mean.
- 02
Integrate where it matters
Jointly test a bounded integration only where a residual control gap remains. Compare behavior and costs on the same workflow.
- 03
Keep the useful result
Your team keeps its operational improvement and native repairs. If the existing stack solves the problem, stop. If the capability adds value, decide what should persist.
How the partnership works
No consulting or paid-review offer. Licensing begins only if you want the unFragged capability to persist, repeat, or scale.
unFragged retains its proprietary runtime and intellectual property. Any generalized evidence or product learning it may retain is defined by contract. Agree on access, responsibilities, and permitted test data before integration.
Use synthetic or explicitly permitted data for the comparison. The initial conversation needs no credentials, private records, or production access.
Start a technical conversation
What would you
like to make possible?
Tell us what your system can change and what would make a joint result useful.
Email directly
luis@unfragged.com ↗