Ornexia

Fits your governance

Ornexia speaks your language

Your words, your stages, your statuses, your roles, your rights. The tool adjusts to your organisation, and you can check who sees what at any moment.

Included in every plan
Ornexia in 3 sentences
  • Ornexia is the steering hub for your committees and your action plans.
  • The AI drafts your minutes, extracts the actions, and advises you at the right moment.
  • Every decision becomes a tracked action, with an owner and a due date, through to closure.
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Use your own vocabulary on every screen

Every organisation has its own lexicon, its own project stages, its own way of naming roles. Adopting a tool often means adopting its own along the way, then translating in your head in front of every screen.

Ornexia adjusts to yours. What your teams read on screen are the words they already use.

How it works

demo.ornexia.app/#admin/vocabulaire
Business vocabulary screen: each key shows its default value and a tenant-specific override field.
Your words, everywhere. You call a risk a "hazard"? The word changes everywhere, for every user.
Administration menu listing the configurable libraries: committees, checklists, risk lists, risk colours, action statuses, stages, groups, structures, access matrix, generic roles, business vocabulary.
Your libraries, not a vendor's. Committees, stages, action statuses, roles, risk categories: these are your lists, editable without going through support.
demo.ornexia.app/#admin/access-matrix
Projects × users access matrix: for each user and each project, a symbol shows whether they see all actions, some, or none.
Who sees what, on a single page. Users crossed with projects: sees everything, sees some actions, sees nothing. Permissions are audited at a glance.
"Who can see this action?" panel listing by name the users with access to a given action.
And on one specific action. "Who can see this action?" gives the named list. Before writing a sensitive note, you know who will read it.

An instance that looks like you

On day one, your teams open a tool showing their words, their stages and their roles. There is nothing to translate, and so almost nothing to explain.

That is the difference between a tool you roll out and a tool people adopt.

What it changes for you

PMO, method lead

Your internal standards apply as they are, with no negotiating against the tool's model.

CIO

Rights are set by group, and real visibility can be checked project by project as well as action by action.

These libraries feed your checklists and risk lists, and the thresholds you set drive the health indicators of your action plans.

See Ornexia with your own vocabulary

Thirty minutes, with your words and your stages.

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