Ninety-seven seconds. Northwind Acquisition, a worked example running live in the product, as returned on Oct 24, 2026.
Integrix takes the target’s exports as they are, stands up the program, judges every workstream against your standards in minutes, not weeks, and refuses the close it cannot prove. A tracker records what someone typed; Integrix refuses on what the data says. Your leads decide; they do not collect. Every month that comes off the integration is a month of transition services you no longer pay for.
grounds the close gate refused on, in seven groups, each one named. 59 items were marked complete: 0 measured, 59 attested.
design decisions judged against your standards within minutes of the export landing
a change-of-control clause unacknowledged, on the portfolio card, not in a deck
Who it is for.
For M&A directors and program managers.
You have run the steering committee where the only question left was whose fault it was. Integrix puts the ground in front of you while it is still cheap to clear: which workstream, which item, which date passed. Discovery, design and readiness judged in minutes, not weeks, so the committee argues about decisions, not status.
For the VP of PMO or IT.
You own the answer to "are we ready" across every deal at once, and you get it from five decks that disagree. Integrix gives one portfolio view with the reason beside the color, computed the same way on every engagement. If you have no integration program, this stands one up. If you have one, it becomes the proof under it.
For security directors.
You have been asked to sign off on a close with the target’s administrator accounts unreviewed and staff without a second step at login. Integrix carries those as risks with owners and dates, and the close gate will not proceed over them. Data handling, written down: hosted on Render in AWS Ohio, your engagement isolated by company, no copy taken.
For compliance.
Obligations transfer at close whether or not anyone owns them. Integrix carries the regulatory scope, the change-of-control filings and control ownership as Day-1 items with an owner and a date, and the close gate reads them. Data handling, written down: hosted on Render in AWS Ohio, your engagement isolated by company, no copy taken.
Left: a status deck, every row green. Right: the same deal as the close gate reads it: 61 grounds refused.
Top: a status deck, every row green. Bottom: the same deal as the close gate reads it: 61 grounds refused.
See it refuse something on your deal.
Thirty minutes. Send one spreadsheet from your current deal, the application list will do, and you see what Integrix refuses on it.
A pilot runs on one deal, for one close, at no charge.
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