Platform without method
automates bureaucracy.
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Partners · OutSystems
Onni defines the what and the why. OutSystems builds and runs the how. Together they form one agentic transformation platform, with method, architecture and governance from the first conversation.
01 · 1 The method · The question
01 · 2 The 10-20-70 principle
Source: BCG, The Leader’s Guide to Transforming with AI.
01 · 3 The equation
MethodPlatformArchitectureGovernance= Transformation with ROI
automates bureaucracy.
stays on the slide.
becomes technical debt and risk.
01 · 4 The partnership
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Method and work intelligence
Agentic platform and infrastructure
Onni defines the what and the why.OutSystems builds and runs the how.
01 · 5 The pipeline
Onni OutSystems Onni + OutSystems
01 · 6 The offer
The challenge
Critical systems trapped in old technology, with undocumented rules.
What we do
Atlas extracts rules and data; OutSystems rebuilds them in a governed model.
Indicator
Maintenance cost and time to change
The challenge
A slow portfolio, with a poor experience for users.
What we do
Redesign with the team; web, mobile and chat apps on ODC.
Indicator
Time from idea to production
The challenge
Manual processes that cross systems and people.
What we do
Orchestrated agents, human in the loop and evidence in Atlas.
Indicator
Capacity per person and quality of evidence
01 · 7 How we co-create
A conversation with an Onni agent maps where AI transforms your work. The complete co-creation offer is in the methodology deck.
02 · 1 The architecture · Today
The problem isn’t the model. It’s the lack of an architecture that governs the whole path, from scope to production, for every system.
02 · 2 Ten dimensions
02 · 3 End to end
Onni intelligence OutSystems 100% of the infrastructure
02 · 4 In execution
Onni where the intelligence lives
OutSystems 100% of the infrastructure
Governance is defined in Onni (policy, gate, cost and hash trail) and executed on OutSystems (corporate identity and permissions).
02 · 5 Dimension by dimension
01 · Scope, redesign and business knowledge
With the architecture
Who governs
FabricBlueprintBrainAtlas
02 · SDD and spec design
With the architecture
Who governs
BuilderAtlasMentorApp model
03 · Agentic architecture
With the architecture
Who governs
RegistryRuntimeGatewayAgent Workbench
04 · Component reuse
With the architecture
Who governs
AtlasRegistryBrainReusable ODC components
05 · Legacy integration
With the architecture
Who governs
AtlasRegistryBuilderConnectors, APIs and MCP
06 · Cost and pipeline metrics
With the architecture
Who governs
Control planeRuntimeBuilderODC DevOps
07 · Quality and curation
With the architecture
Who governs
RegistryAtlasRuntimeVersioned app model
08 · Agentic security
With the architecture
Who governs
BuilderAtlasGatewayIdentity and permissions
02 · 6 Limits and the ask
Limits today
The ask
The diagnostic shows which process and which legacy system to start with. The full technical architecture, component by component, is in the architecture deck.
03 Where both meet
The diagnostic maps your work, your decisions and your systems. The method starts from what it finds, and the architecture knows where to plug in.
04 Materials
The two complete decks, for the CIO and for the architects. We ask for your company, a corporate e-mail and a phone number.
Co-creation offer
From methodology to governed production: the 10-20-70 principle, the governed pipeline, the three fronts and how we co-create.
Technical deck
From scattered AI to governed AI engineering: the ten dimensions, the pipeline in lanes, the Onni and OutSystems components and the pilot.
Models change. Vendors change. Agents change. Your knowledge, your processes and your applications stay with the company.