Radix
Hosted Sites, Client Portals and Sales Funnels
Radix makes a client's public website an active part of their operation rather than a brochure sitting beside it. Every enquiry, form submission and sign-up captured on a Radix-hosted site flows straight into the client's records in Atrium and, from there, into their fleet of Orbis agents - no export, no integration project, no inbox where things go to wait. A new enquiry can be qualified, researched, routed to the right person and followed up before anyone has opened it, because the agents that do that work are already inside the same platform the site is built on. That's the difference the shared foundation buys: the website isn't a separate system to be connected later, it's the point at which real-world interest enters a business that is already automated. And because Radix serves every client's sites from one deployment, adding a new site - on the client's own domain, with content their own team controls in Atrium - is a configuration step, with the capture-to-action path working from day one rather than being wired up per client.
Ludus
Agentic Simulations, Testing and Scenario Planning
Ludus is what lets the platform rehearse before it commits. AI agents that plan and act on a business's behalf need somewhere to be tested that isn't the business itself, and a conversation transcript doesn't prove much - you need an environment with real state, real consequences, and a clock. Ludus provides that: a bounded world agents can operate inside, where a strategy can be run to its conclusion and judged on the outcome. Because every run is deterministic and replayable, the same starting conditions always produce the same result - so a run can be re-examined, evidenced and defended long after the fact, which is what turns a demonstration into assurance. The value flows back to everything above it: agents can be trained and compared before deployment, scenarios can be played out before a decision is taken, and the platform's judgement can be shown to be sound rather than simply asserted.