D2

Operations software built to the way a business runs

D2 builds custom operations platforms around a client's own workflows, using reusable technology that it says can be set up about as quickly as a SaaS product. The firm presents itself as an alternative for companies whose operations are spread across many tools, or that find a full ERP system too heavy. The site says the platform suits franchise operations, service businesses and construction work.

Ninety days from mapping to launch

The firm says a system typically launches around 90 days after work begins. The process runs in four steps: mapping the operations and designing a system that fits how the team works, identifying high-impact processes that AI agents could automate, building and integrating the platform with existing tools and data, and then providing ongoing support so the system evolves with the business.

Ownership of code, data and roadmap

The client owns the intellectual property, the code, the infrastructure and the roadmap, according to the site. D2 presents this as the main difference from renting a platform, and says the system can be changed as the business changes rather than forced into a standard template.

AI agents for routine operations

Built-in automation takes over repetitive operations, and the platform is intended to replace a set of fragmented tools with a single source of truth. The firm says the system works with a client's existing tools and data rather than requiring them all to be replaced at once.

Three published examples

D2 cites three examples on its site. A Canadian accounting firm scaled its operations without growing headcount on a unified, AI-powered platform. A mortgage processor automated its work with AI decisioning in place of manual analysis. An event operator coordinated several locations through a custom system that centralised its workflows.