Patent Application Detail
UFIS is the subject of a filed patent application covering a computer-implemented intelligence, coordination and orchestration architecture. This section sets out the disclosed mechanics in the depth required for corporate development, enterprise architecture and legal review.
Ingestion is triggered by scheduled backfill, real-time events, API changes, manual uploads, anomaly thresholds and implementation-specific rules. Historical and current data flow into the UFIS/USO layer; approved actions can write back out.
Open source: weather, market, risk, public data, geospatial. Closed source: customer systems, OT/IoT telemetry, process logs, documents and partner data. Licensing and access rights are governed at ingest.
A portfolio approach: forecasting, anomaly detection, optimisation, causal/decision models, NLP/RAG, vision and sensor fusion. Models are swappable by use case and deployment constraints.
Code includes standardised connectors, reference ontologies and baseline business rules. Customised implementation rules map client systems, predictive and performance KPIs, output layers, reporting requirements and ingestion/extraction APIs.
What triggers ingestion
The disclosed data flow
Read for historical and current context; write back recommendations, alerts, actions or approved workflow updates via APIs.
How information enters UFIS
Information enters UFIS through a governed ingestion pathway. Every inbound item is attributed, validated and converted into a Unified Signal Object before any intelligence service acts upon it — so provenance, trust and governance travel with the signal for its entire lifecycle.
UFIS communication is bidirectional. Signals flow inbound from connected systems, and governed instructions, recommendations and coordination messages flow back outbound — always subject to authority, policy and, where required, human approval.
Automated outbound action is permitted only where the deployment's governance configuration explicitly authorises it.
Weather, market, risk, regulatory, geospatial.
Customer systems, telemetry, process logs, partner data.
Code management and business rules
UFIS is configured, not rewritten, for each customer. Operational behaviour is defined through governed business rules and deployment configuration, so the same platform can serve different industries, jurisdictions and risk profiles without divergent codebases.
Platform code, connectors, models and configuration are managed under a single controlled release discipline — supporting enterprise assurance, regulatory review and safe operation in high-consequence environments.
Governance controls scale with the consequence of the deployment; regulated and sovereign environments apply the strictest configuration.
Read for historical and current context; write back recommendations, alerts, actions or approved workflow updates via APIs.
Lineage, identity, licensing, quality score, confidence score and retention policy are applied before analytics.
Baseline business rules ship with the platform; implementation rules map client systems, KPIs, outputs and API workflows.
UFIS is the subject of a patent application. Patent-pending status does not confer enforceable rights until and unless a patent is granted. No statement on this site should be read as a representation that a patent has been granted.