Haptiq pitches AI-native platforms for enterprise execution

Haptiq used SuperReturn 2026 in Berlin to promote Orion and Olympus, two AI-native platforms aimed at helping private equity firms and large enterprises turn data into real-time action. The company says the tools reduce decision latency across operations and asset management by connecting data, workflows, and execution.

Why it matters: - Haptiq is targeting a common enterprise problem: teams can see issues in dashboards but still move too slowly to act. - The company’s pitch is that AI can shift organizations from passive reporting to active execution across operations and asset management. - For private equity firms and portfolio companies, that could mean faster intervention on risks, better coordination, and more operational leverage.

What happened: - Haptiq showcased its Orion and Olympus platforms at SuperReturn 2026 in Berlin. - The company said the event marked an acceleration of its global push to move organizations “Beyond BI,” or beyond business intelligence. - Alon Tvina, Haptiq’s CEO, said the company has built a layer that turns fragmented data into coordinated execution.

The details: - Orion is the enterprise operations platform for manufacturing, logistics, retail and energy. - Orion includes Data Cloud & Governance, AI Agents & Orion Canvas, and Notifications Hub & Performance+. - Data Cloud & Governance consolidates operational data from systems, sites and suppliers while maintaining role-based access controls and audit trails. - AI Agents & Orion Canvas uses multiple AI agents to automate tasks, optimize processes and predict outcomes. - Notifications Hub & Performance+ delivers real-time alerts and monitors process health to flag underperformance early. - Olympus is the asset management platform for private equity firms, family offices and institutional asset managers. - Olympus includes Deal Management & Data Rooms, Credit AI, Fundraising Automation & Investor Relations, and Portfolio Management. - Deal Management & Data Rooms centralizes deal flow and diligence materials with access tracking. - Credit AI surfaces borrower anomalies and liquidity risks when parameters shift. - Fundraising Automation & Investor Relations streamlines LP communications, capital calls and reporting. - Portfolio Management benchmarks performance across investments and tracks value creation initiatives and exit readiness. - Haptiq also offers Pantheon, a consulting and professional services division. - Pantheon provides fractional CTO, CIO and CISO support, plus cloud migrations, cross-system integrations and product engineering. - Haptiq was founded in 2009. - Pearl Street Equity LLC and Z Capital Group back the company. - Haptiq is headquartered in New York City and says it has a global delivery network of more than 300 software engineers, usability experts and business analysts in Poland, Canada, India and Saudi Arabia. - Haptiq’s website is More information. - Haptiq’s social media link is the company’s social profile.

Between the lines: - Haptiq is framing its products as a control layer above dashboards, not just another analytics tool. - That positioning puts the company in the workflow automation and operational execution category, not only business intelligence. - The private equity focus suggests Haptiq is betting that faster portfolio oversight and action can translate into better returns.

What's next: - Haptiq is continuing its global expansion around the “Beyond BI” message. - The company is positioning Orion, Olympus and Pantheon as a combined stack for both enterprise operations and investment lifecycle management. - Haptiq says the goal is to convert data insights into measurable EBITDA expansion and operational leverage.