Dovrin is the grounding gate that sits between AI and your ERP data: it cites every number back to the source, or it withholds the brief. Infor is giving your teams agents. Dovrin is the control that makes them safe to put in front of a CFO or an auditor.
Every number shows its receipts. The ones it can't, it won't say.
The market is full of copilots that read your ERP and suggest. The last mile, actually changing a credit limit, a BOM, a reorder point, is where trust breaks down. Dovrin is the governed layer that closes it.
Before Dovrin ever writes to your ERP, it reads and narrates. The same Truth Protocol gates both halves: state only what the data can prove, and say so out loud the moment it can't.
An agent proposes raising a customer's credit limit. Watch Dovrin ground it, preview the consequences, and hold it for a human, the way a real change should happen.
Dovrin turns "the AI changed something" into a sequence you can defend in an audit. The same gate holds on every path, chat, agent, or integration.
Read live ERP state. Every value is tagged with its source and confidence.
The agent proposes a real ERP write, as a draft. It holds no power to execute.
Show the downstream consequences before anyone commits, orders, exposure, policy.
A verified human approves. The agent never holds the confirmation key.
Execute exactly once. Record it in a hash-chained log that detects any tampering.
Most AI tools bolt on guardrails. Dovrin is built inside-out from three rules, and unlike a deck, two of them come with a dated receipt.
Source tiers are enforced in code, not asserted in a deck, seven tiers from live-tenant confidence down to UNVERIFIED, which is a hard stop. The answer is withheld, not degraded. The same discipline runs in the free H5 Scripting Kit, which tags every claim [VERIFIED] or [CONFIRM ON TENANT].
A draft is created carrying no token; a human approves at a dedicated confirm surface, which mints a one-time token server-side, an agent can never self-confirm because it never holds one. Consequence Preview shows the downstream impact first, so the human approves an outcome, not a field diff. The result lands in a tamper-evident, hash-chained ledger.
The pillar competitors can't copy with better marketing, because it requires publishing your own failures.
NOT_ENFORCED and loud, a required literal with no silent permissive default.main no prior build had surfaced. Fixed the same day; suite green.Every claim about your ERP carries its source and a confidence score. Unverified claims are flagged and never clear the bar to write, the system is built to surface "I can't verify that" rather than pass a guess off as fact.
An agent can propose a write, never execute one. A verified operator confirms; the action runs exactly once. No agent ever holds the key.
Before a change is confirmed, see what it touches downstream, held orders, open POs, credit exposure, each impact traced to the live read it came from.
Every operation is hash-chained, recording what the human saw at confirm. Any edit, deletion, or reorder is detectable, built for the auditor.
One governed core, any tenant, any Infor product. M3 is the first adapter, not the foundation. The same trust layer extends to LN and beyond.
Dovrin is the engine inside your ERP automation, "<ERP> Agentic Solutions, powered by Dovrin." Your workflows, our governance underneath.
Not seven SKUs, a flagship you open every day, the migration accelerator that proved the discipline first, and a set of free tools that show the same craft before anyone talks to sales.
A daily-use dashboard for any M3 ERP product, ticketing integrations, working ION API knowledge, and AI, with Consequence Preview and grounded narration built in. This is "M3 Agentic Solutions, powered by Dovrin."
Synthetic-tenant generation and governed load for CSD/CSDE migrations, the most mature build in the portfolio, replay-gated end to end. Migration is a project, not a daily habit, but it's the fastest way to see the rigor before trusting the Toolbox.
Small, single-purpose tools, low commitment, same craft-signal as the flagship.
A live SOW cost, price, and margin estimator with hard margin-floor guardrails and versioned rate cards.
Try it →A repeatable, engagement-agnostic go-live playbook for CSDE, two parallel tracks, gated phases, live progress.
Try it →A practitioner kit for M3 H5 panel scripting, starter recipes and docs, every claim tagged verified or confirm-on-tenant.
See the kit →The governance is product-agnostic by design. The same gate, Consequence Preview, and tamper-evident audit ride on top of any Infor ERP's connector, M3 is the first adapter, not the foundation.
The first adapter. The full governed loop runs against M3 today on representative data, order-to-cash, procure-to-pay, and manufacturing.
Rides the same ION OAuth backbone, so the governance core reuses directly. Connector researched and designed; live work awaits a partner tenant.
A different API model under the hood, the same trust layer on top. Sequenced after LN.
The gate, preview, and audit assume nothing about M3. Bring a connector; the governance comes with it, "<ERP> Agentic Solutions, powered by Dovrin."
The higher the stakes of a bad change, the more a governed write is worth. We start where a mistake is a recall, a stockout, or a blown margin.
Recipe, allergen, shelf-life and lot changes, preview the blast radius before a single record moves.
BOM, routing, reorder-point and production-order changes, see the open orders a change re-drives.
Credit limits, pricing, item blocks, supplier banking, the order-to-cash and procure-to-pay core.
We're onboarding a small number of design partners to run Dovrin against a real tenant. You bring the M3 environment and the use case; we bring the governed engine and build it with you.