Demiton

Data at rest is data at risk. We just shipped 'Protocol Zero' for Australian Banks. It encrypts payment files in volatile RAM before they ever touch the disk. No manual uploads. No liability. Total audit certainty. Watch the enclave run: 👇

Demiton kills the file. We generate the payment payload in-memory, encrypt it (PGP), and tunnel it directly to the Bank via SFTP. No human hands touch the data. 14-Day Deployment. Sovereign Australian Infrastructure. Read the manifesto: demiton.io/blog/competito…

The "Status Quo" in Business Central is the ABA file. It is unencrypted. It is editable in Notepad. If your AP Clerk changes a BSB before uploading to CommBiz, your ERP has zero record of it. This is not a workflow. It’s a liability.

Australian Finance teams are stuck in the "Great Divide." On one side: Manual text files sitting on laptops (Fraud Risk 🚨). On the other: Massive global software costing $100k+ (Bloatware 🐌). Where is the sovereign middle ground? 🧵👇

Stop building financial operations on "Click to Approve" webhooks. Start building on Sovereign Infrastructure. Read the full spec: demiton.io/blog/remote-co…

We treat Chat Apps (Teams/Discord) as "Remote Controls." But we don't trust them blindly. We use Identity Binding to cryptographically link a chat ID to a Finance User, enforcing strict spending limits on remote actions. $50 invoice? Approve . $500k pay run? Login required.

Enterprise software forces a binary choice: Security or Speed. If you want Security, the CFO has to VPN in on a Friday night. If you want Speed, you use a reckless Slack webhook. Today, we fix the trade-off. Introducing Protocol Zero: The Universal Identity Engine. 🧵👇

Stop using retail-grade tech for enterprise treasury. Full analysis on the risks of screen scraping in 2025: demiton.io/blog/screen-sc… #Fintech #Dynamics365 #Cybersecurity

We built the Sovereign Mesh to fix it. Demiton connects Business Central directly to the Banking Core (CBA, Westpac, NAB) via Host-to-Host SFTP. Zero-knowledge auth. SSH Keys. Bi-directional flow.

Screen scraping is a liability. If your ERP connects to the bank by "logging in" as a user and scraping HTML, you are building on sand. The Australian Treasury is reviewing a ban on this tech. If it goes through, your bank feeds stop working overnight.

We don't act as a wallet. We don't hold your funds. We build the armored tunnel between your Ledger and your Bank. Eliminate the "Silo Tax." Read the full breakdown: demiton.io/blog/sovereign… #FinOps #Engineering #D365

The friction isn't just "sending a file." It's the infrastructure: * Westpac's PGP key rotation. * NAB's strict IP whitelisting. * CBA's legacy character encoding. We abstracted it all into a single Universal Adapter for Dynamics 365.

The ABA file sitting on your desktop is a security vulnerability. Connecting your ERP to the Bank shouldn't involve a manual drag-and-drop. We standardized the Host-to-Host protocols for Australia's Big 4 (CBA, Westpac, NAB, ANZ) so you don't have to write custom scripts.

@jtrollip @Westpac @ramsayhealth Standing on the shoulders of giants

I built the first version of this more than 6 years ago with @Westpac and @ramsayhealth Proud to finally release a modern version of that stack.

Your Bank speaks Mainframe (ABA/BAI2). Your ERP speaks OData. They do not understand each other. We built a Universal Translator to fix it. The Babel Fish for Finance. 🐟 demiton.io/blog/the-babel…

Integration work in Dynamics 365 is usually 20% coding and 80% fighting with OData syntax in Postman. We fixed that. Instant Schema Discovery. Visual Query Builder. Live Execution. Stop guessing field names. demiton.io/blog/d365-odat… youtu.be/z33MR_T3zlo #D365FO #FinOps

1️⃣ Establish a Master Case File. Your project isn't a to-do list; it's an investigation. Every phase is a Stage in your file. 2️⃣ Build a Dossier on Players. Your subbies and suppliers are key witnesses. Track their compliance and link them directly to the materials they supply.

Still not quite happy with the positioning of the menu, but the new look @DemitonApp is looking rather nice if I do say so myself...