Operational intelligence / 4tellr Sibyl

See the delay.
Before the deadline.

A live picture of your business-critical processes. Know what’s running late, what it affects, and where to act while there’s still time.

A delay has a downstream story.
Source dataReceived
Data feedRunning late
CFO reportDue 14:00
Trace the impact. Protect the deadline.

Inside 4tellr

The whole picture.
The detail that matters.

From daily progress to a single delayed event.
Three ways to see what’s happening.

Daily operationsSample business day
12On track
2At risk
1Late
8Complete
ProcessProgressStatusDue
Source data intake
Complete08:00
Premium validation
Complete09:00
Claims reconciliation
On track11:30
Finance data feed
At risk13:30
CFO report
Waiting on feed14:00

The day’s progress, with the exceptions in view.

The visibility gap

Your systems are connected.
Your monitoring should be, too.

A job runs late. A file doesn’t arrive. A report is waiting on data that nobody knows is missing.

Each system shows its own piece of the picture. The hard part is seeing what a delay means for the process, the team, and the deadline downstream.

4tellr brings those pieces together.

01

Spot the drift

Compare progress with expected timings. Find the processes that need attention before the deadline arrives.

02

Follow the impact

See dependencies across systems and teams. Understand which downstream deliverables are waiting on a delayed process.

03

Find where to act

Move from the overall picture to the underlying events. Give the team responsible the context to investigate.

An example / Finance reporting

A 14:00 deadline.
A problem upstream.

The CFO report depends on a data feed due at 13:30. Today, that feed is running late. The useful question is what that means for the report.

  1. 01 / Detect

    The feed drifts off schedule.

    Expected timings make the delay visible before the report’s deadline.

  2. 02 / Understand

    The dependency tells the story.

    See the link between the delayed feed and the CFO report waiting downstream.

  3. 03 / Act

    The right team has the context.

    Investigate the delayed input, assess the remaining time, and decide what to do next.

Built to fit in

Start small.
See further.

Begin with the process that matters most to your team.

Operational metadata, without PII
Track process timings, statuses, and dependencies without including personal data in your events.
Alongside your existing tools
Connect the business process view with the monitoring you already use.
Across different systems
Bring events from batch jobs, services, file transfers, and manual workflows into the same picture.
Start with one process
Map a critical workflow, send its events, and build out from there.

See it for yourself

What’s on your
critical path?

Explore the demo, or talk to us about your first process.