See connected findings with the context to investigate.
Nerve Centre monitors the commerce signals available to your workflow and groups related findings into one operating view.
Nerve Centre is how every crew senses your store.
Every crew senses through the Nerve Centre. The crews never hold a credential; the Nerve Centre reads on their behalf.
Crawls storefront, catalogue and settings through the control plane. The crew never makes changes to your store without approval.
FindsReads catalogue, search and analytics signals. Crawls what Google and AI answers can see.
OptimisesReads Meta Ads accounts live, with Google Ads on request, plus store data for a cross-channel view.
GrowsRuns the store as a customer in a real browser: login, search, cart, checkout.
TestsReceives every crew's findings through one ingest. Reads the store only through the control plane.
FixesTracks every change made by any crew. Counts before and after on migrations.
ProtectsUseful context, not another wall of alerts.
Earlier visibility
Review connected signals before they become a larger operating queue.
Grouped findings
Investigate related signals together rather than as isolated alerts.
One operating view
Bring available commerce, marketing, payment and analytics signals together.
Priority context
Use the commercial and operational context available to the workflow.
Nerve Centre owns the first step.
The product boundary is deliberate. Detection does not imply diagnosis or execution.
Nine commerce operating categories.
Coverage depends on the sources connected to the workflow.
Relevant findings from the connected performance signals.
Relevant findings from the connected latency signals.
Relevant findings from the connected ux signals.
Relevant findings from the connected reliability signals.
Relevant findings from the connected conversion signals.
Relevant findings from the connected platform signals.
Relevant findings from the connected payments signals.
Relevant findings from the connected tracking signals.
Relevant findings from the connected inventory signals.
Shared findings, relevant ownership.
Product
Review the findings and operating context relevant to product ownership.
Technical
Review the findings and operating context relevant to technical ownership.
UX
Review the findings and operating context relevant to ux ownership.
Support
Review the findings and operating context relevant to support ownership.
Marketing
Review the findings and operating context relevant to marketing ownership.
Finance
Review the findings and operating context relevant to finance ownership.
Connect the systems that shape the finding.
The Vortex IQ connector catalogue includes over 200 connectors. Documentation status and operational capability are separate, and availability varies by connector, plan and workflow.
View the connector catalogueDetection that connects to a controlled operating loop.
Nerve Centre qualifies and groups the finding. A managed automation can then define the trigger, schedule, scope, owner and approval path before Vortex Agents performs bounded work.
Three facts you can verify on this page.
Nerve Centre, explained.
How long does setup take?
Setup time depends on the selected connectors, permissions and store scope. Detection begins after the required sources are connected and available to the workflow.
What does Nerve Centre connect to?
The Vortex IQ connector catalogue includes over 200 connectors across commerce, marketing, payments, analytics, fulfilment and support. Read, write and safeguard capabilities vary by connector and workflow.
What happens after a finding is detected?
Vortex Mind helps diagnose it, Ask Viq explains the context, and Vortex Agents can turn an approved finding into bounded work. Vortex Apps provides deployment safeguards only for supported workflows.
Does Nerve Centre change a live store?
No. Nerve Centre owns detection. Human approval is the default for changes, and available actions depend on connector capability, plan, permissions and workflow.
See what the audit finds.
Use a free audit to surface current findings, then decide which workflow and owner should take the next step.
