The physics of
sovereign oversight.
We reduce sovereign complexity into a linear, auditable chain: Telemetry → Canonicalization → Resolution → Containment.
The CODEX Pipeline
Sovereign finance runs on many systems at once: legacy ledgers,
parallel workflows, intermittent connectivity, and identifiers
that drift over time.
CODEX doesn’t pretend this complexity disappears. We contain it. We
bind disparate signals into a single, verifiable operating picture.
- Raw Telemetry (Immutable)
- Canonical Fiscal State
- Fiduciary Graph
- Audit Lineage
Secure ingress from non-permissive environments.
Ingress is a controlled extraction path from sovereign systems you operate, producing cryptographic payloads you can verify.
Forward Deployed Collectors
Lightweight, stateless collectors deployed inside the client environment. They sanitize and hash data at the source before transmission.
High-Latency Ingress
Support for air-gapped or intermittent connectivity via secure file drops and structured parsing of legacy exports.
A unified ontology for the state.
Sovereign systems disagree on identifiers, formats, and meaning. CODEX maps these fragmented inputs to a canonical model that remains stable while underlying systems evolve.
01 Raw evidence is stored unchanged (immutable).
02 Transformations are deterministic and replayable.
03 Historic states can be reconstructed at any timestamp.
Policy as code.
Runs asset-driven control graphs, fiduciary procedures composed as code, applied to canonical data to resolve identities and detect risk before authorization.
Entity Resolution
Probabilistic linking of identities across IFMIS, payroll, and vendor registries to identify ghosts and shell companies.
Interdiction Logic
Restricted-party screening, duplication controls, and leakage patterns encoded as versioned policies.
Role-based decision surfaces.
The verification surface. Controllers see data, exceptions and lineage. Decision-makers see bounded summaries. Auditors see raw evidence.