Built for the people who own the response.
Infrastructure change lands on operational owners — the people who must answer “does this apply, who owns it, and where’s the evidence?” Intelplexis is organised around their work, not around a compliance taxonomy.
Five desks. The same unanswered questions.
Exchange connectivity & trading infrastructure
Co-location maintenance, gateway migrations, session and interface changes. The question is switch-level: does this maintenance touch our routing, and will failover absorb it? Intelplexis turns each programme into a dated schedule, a dependency question, and a readiness trail.
Clearing & back-office operations
Product listings and delistings, clearing advisories, settlement-process changes — often rolling schedules that outlive any single reminder. Intelplexis tracks each date, ties product-table and position-handling actions to owners, and records what closed them.
Market-data operations
Feed and format changes, delivery migrations, schedule notices. Intelplexis establishes which of your consuming systems the change touches — once you confirm the dependency — and follows the change to completion.
Operational resilience & change oversight
The oversight question is evidentiary: show that third-party infrastructure changes were identified, assessed and completed. Intelplexis produces exactly that record — including the reasoned dismissals that prove triage happened at all.
Technology & vendor management
Provider migrations and end-of-support notices arrive addressed to nobody in particular. Intelplexis identifies the owning team, frames the decision the notice actually requires, and keeps the deadline visible until the work is evidenced.
And the person above all five
COOs and heads of operations don’t need another feed. They need to know the chain held: applicability determined, owner assigned, work completed, evidence retained. The weekly summary is written for them.
Recognise your desk?
Start with the providers that matter to it.