Editable Data: A traditional BI, when working with exported data, only allows them to be viewed but not to modify them. On the other hand, in MyLogic they can be edited from the GDI (obviously only those users with permissions to modify this data can do so).

Predictive Artificial Intelligence applied to business: With Spock, artificial intelligence comes to have the prominence in the world of business software that it already has had for other uses and in other types of applications. Just as an APP tells us which is the fastest route according to the traffic at that moment and which one has tolls so that we can choose to take the fastest or the cheapest; Spock warns us about the consequences of making a decision or taking a certain action so that we can decide with a high degree of certainty.

Business Intelligence, as we knew it until today, was limited to executing orders: searching for data, performing calculations, displaying it in a certain way, triggering alerts if this or that event occurs, etc. But, until now, humans were the ones who had to tell the system what data to look for, what calculations to perform, how to display it and from which events to trigger alerts; to finally analyze the information obtained from all these processes and make the decision that you consider most appropriate, which is the most important thing, without any help from the system.
Strategic map: Spock works based on the company’s strategic map, so it requires that perspectives, goals and objectives are entered into MyLogic, also indicating how they will be measured and the cause-and-effect relationships between them.
The perspectives are the different approaches or classifications in which the objectives are grouped. The standard MyLogic strategy map considers the 4 perspectives of the Norton and Kaplan Balanced Scorecard that are universally the most used by companies, but the user can modify them and / or create new perspectives.

Findings: Spock detects which actions and decisions will give the most advantage to the fulfillment of each goal and alerts you to them.
Projections and simulation of scenarios: It also shows you, not only the current level of compliance with objectives and goals, but also the level of compliance projected at a certain future date.
Anomalies: On the other hand, Spock learns on his own, in a self-taught way, based on all the information that is recorded in MyLogic, what is normal or usual for the company and what is not, warning you when it detects an anomaly, for example: an expense for a much higher amount than usual or a sale with a margin of profitability far below normal.
In this way Spock is watching 24/7 that the company’s management follows the defined course.

MyLogic allows you to interact with customers, suppliers, distributors, etc. in a direct, agile way and with a user experience for them that exceeds the classic extranet. With MyLogic, External Users can directly access the system (obviously with the desired restrictions in each case). This allows Customers to make purchases or check their checking account online; Suppliers to bid in bids or contests; Distributors to check stock, prices, load orders, etc. These are just a few usage examples, but it can be used for many other purposes.
This avoids the use of the classic extranets that operate through web pages or mobile apps that interact with the ERP through interfaces. These interfaces add technical complexity, increase hardware requirements and maintenance costs, exchange limited information and not always in real time.
Furthermore, by combining the use of the MyLogic tools for External Users and the Business Rules, you can make MyLogic your best salesperson or an efficient purchasing manager.
As a seller, for example, you can automatically offer customers substitute products when they are shopping if there is no stock; or complimentary to what they are buying; or based on your purchase history; or offer all customers products with certain discounts when the expiration date or the end of the season is approaching.
As a buyer, for example, directly rejecting the entry of quotes above a certain price; or in the case of bids, oblige all bidders to quote under the same criteria, conditions and parameters, in order to automatically compare and award the bid to the supplier that has made the most convenient bid.