The platform behind TreasuryCentral

OnePilot: one surface, composed by you, run with AI

OnePilot is Brisken's governed, no-code platform. Each team composes the spaces, apps and data its work needs on one surface, and AI agents do the repetitive work across all of it, inside that team's exact permissions. TreasuryCentral is its first scoped edition, live on SAP today.

1 surfacethe apps, the data and the agents in one place, not ten tabs.
Your permissionsagents reach exactly what the user can, no more.
On SAP firstTreasuryCentral is the proof it runs a money-critical job end to end.
What it is

One framework, your spaces, agents inside your permissions

OnePilot is not a fixed product. It is a framework you build on, in three layers.

Layer 1

The framework

Connectivity, permissions, security and boundaries. Set up once by Brisken and your IT, it makes the surface safe to build on.

Layer 2

Your spaces

Each user composes the widgets, apps and data a job needs, as many spaces as the work takes, changed in plain language, no IT ticket.

Layer 3

The agents

AI agents see and act across everything in your spaces, strictly within your permissions. You set the rules and approve exceptions; the agents do the busywork.

Beyond SAP

OnePilot is not an SAP-only platform

It composes whatever a role works in. SAP is where Brisken is strongest and where we land first, not the limit of where OnePilot runs.

SAP and other ERPs Banks and trading platforms Market data providers Email and Teams Office and files Web and internal apps

Orchestrate, don't replace

The book of record stays in SAP, execution stays on the trading platform, market data flows through the Market Data Hub. OnePilot orchestrates across them; it does not try to become the system that does everything.

Composed to fit your company

Processes are built in plain language to match how your team actually works, then run the same way every time, governed and auditable. You stay in command of how the work runs.

Where this goes

Scope it to a role, not rebuild it

TreasuryCentral is OnePilot scoped to the treasurer's day. The same surface scopes to other roles by composition, not by a new build. These are illustrations of the pattern, not a launch list.

TreasuryCentral, the first edition

The treasurer's day in one cockpit: cash, FX, market data, trades, bank files and remittances, on SAP, governed end to end. Live with customers today.

The same surface, other roles

Finance and controlling, sales and account management, operations and shared services, the executive's one morning surface. Each is the same OnePilot, scoped to that day's work.

Why a platform, not another tool

Software gets bought and not used. Adoption follows relief.

The constraint on enterprise AI is not capability, it is adoption: licences get signed and then sit unused. OnePilot sells relief, the mundane work taken off people and put in one governed place, which is what makes a platform get used, renew and expand.

Gartner

$2.5T

forecast worldwide AI spending in 2026.

Gartner

30%+

of generative-AI projects abandoned after the proof-of-concept stage.

Gartner

40%+

of agentic-AI projects expected to be cancelled by 2027.

Governance

Agents reach exactly what the user can, no more

The framework constrains; the user directs. Every action carries the same access limits as the person it works for, with the controls a regulated finance team needs to standardize on it.

Permission-bound agents

An agent sees and acts only on what the user is allowed to, never more.

Four-eye and segregation of duties

Approvals and separation of duties on the actions that need them.

Full audit trail

Every record traceable, manage-by-exception, nothing moves outside the rules you set.

See it running on SAP

TreasuryCentral is OnePilot's first scoped edition, live with customers on SAP today.

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