Ask your network in plain words.
An AI assistant set up for your organisation. It answers from your data, shows where each answer came from, and only sees what you're allowed to see.
Which sites run equipment going out of support next year?
212 routers at 31 sites lose support next year, 24 of them in the North
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- Connected and understood
- Needs attention: support ends next year
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Ask about stock, faults, warranties, spares or reuse, and get an answer you can check.
Yes. You hold 31 units that can stand in for the 5G radio unit on your draft order: 12 of the same model and 19 that can safely replace it, across four warehouses. That covers 31 of the 40 you were about to buy.
Yes. You hold 31 units that can stand in for the 5G radio unit on your draft order: 12 of the same model and 19 that can safely replace it, across four warehouses. That covers 31 of the 40 you were about to buy.
- Matching the 5G radio unit on your draft order
- Finding parts that can safely replace it
- Counting units in every warehouse
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Units you could use, by warehouse
Warehouse 3 holds the most: 412 idle units, 180 of them untouched for over a year.
- Finding stock with no site or order waiting for it
- Grouping idle units by warehouse and age
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| Warehouse | Idle units | Older than 12 months |
|---|---|---|
| Warehouse 3 | 412 | 180 |
| Warehouse 1 | 266 | 71 |
| Warehouse 5 | 131 | 44 |
One microwave link model is failing 31% above its usual rate over the last 90 days, mostly at sites on the coast. Everything else is within its normal range.
- Comparing each part model's recent failures with its usual rate
- Checking where the extra failures happened
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Failures per month, Kestrel Radio KM-18 microwave link
212 installed units lose their warranty in the next 90 days, 38 of them at your most important sites.
- Finding installed units whose warranty ends in the next 90 days
- Marking the ones at your most important sites
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| Equipment | Units | At key sites |
|---|---|---|
| Radio units | 120 | 21 |
| Batteries | 64 | 11 |
| Microwave links | 28 | 6 |
Up to 31 of the 40 radio units on next month's order could come from stock you already own. Every unit reused is one that doesn't need to be made.
- Reading the radio units on next month's order
- Matching them against stock you already own
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- On order
- 40
- From your own stock
- −31
- Still to buy
- 9
Every team can ask about every stage of a part's life.
Supply, operations, engineering, finance and sustainability teams ask the same assistant, and it answers from the same records.
Stage 1: Plan and buy
Which open orders could we fill from stock we already own?
SupplyDo we hold the right spares for how often each part fails?
Supply
Stage 2: Store
Which warehouses hold stock nobody has touched for a year?
FinanceWhat stock has no demand anywhere in the network?
FinanceWhich removed equipment never arrived back in stock?
Operations
Stage 3: Run
Where are faults clustering on our most important sites?
OperationsWhich units have failed three times or more?
EngineeringWhich equipment reaches end of support in the next 18 months?
Engineering
Stage 4: Repair
Which part models are worth refurbishing and sending back out?
EngineeringWhich batteries are getting harder to repair?
Operations
Stage 5: Retire and reuse
Where else in the network could this router be reused?
SustainabilityWhich power systems freed by upgrades could serve rural sites?
Sustainability
Every answer shows where it came from.
Numbers come from calculations over your own data, never from an AI's memory. Answers about a part's specifications quote the maker's datasheet and say which page.
Turn a good question into a weekly report.
When an answer is worth having every week, ask for it. The assistant drafts the report or alert, with its schedule, and you approve it before it runs.
Change how often it runs, which parts and sites it covers, or what it sends, by asking in the same plain words.
Tell me every Monday if a part model starts failing well above its usual rate.
Proposed alert: failure rate watch
Each Monday at 07:00, compare every part model's recent failure rate with its usual level. Tell me only when one is well above it.
- Runs
- Every Monday at 07:00
- Covers
- Every part model, at every site
- Sends
- An alert, only when something has changed
Ask for a change
If you approve, this quarter brings
Illustrative. Empty weeks are quiet on purpose.
It only sees what you're allowed to see.
Our team sets the assistant up for your organisation.
Every question is checked against what your company has access to, by the platform's rules.
No AI makes that decision.
It reads your data.
It never changes it.
Your data never trains anyone's AI.
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