Used as the operating module for Knowledge Map, AI Query and Automation

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DARVIS · Admin · week 5 on

From week 5, operations and permissionsare managed by your own team.

You review the usage log from weeks 1–4 together, and manage
permissions by department and grade.

How it works

Four stages that come back to the same place every month

  1. 01STEP

    Collecting the data

    Usage logs from weeks 1–4 are collected automatically.
    Question patterns from AI Query, rule runs from Automation and user sessions all accumulate.

    DARVIS AdminFictional Manufacturing Co. · operations log · 2026-04
    Read-OnlyExample — fictional data
  2. 02STEP

    Managing the permission policy

    How far each department and grade can see is set as an information level.
    Confidential figures like payroll and cost are hidden automatically from anyone without the right permission.

    DARVIS AdminFictional Manufacturing Co. · permission policy · department × grade
    Read-OnlyExample — fictional data
  3. 03STEP

    Monthly review

    Improvements are drawn from the performance dashboard.
    Plant manager, IT and an executive look at the same screen and set next month’s actions.

    DARVIS AdminFictional Manufacturing Co. · monthly review · 2026-04
    Read-OnlyExample — fictional data
  4. 04STEP

    Applying the changes

    Who changed what, and when, all recorded in one place.
    AI proposals and human review accumulate together, and every change is traceable.

    DARVIS AdminFictional Manufacturing Co. · changes applied · May
    Read-OnlyExample — fictional data

Permission management

Department × grade, in one dropdown

Nine combinations — three teams (production, quality, corporate services) by three grades (member, team lead, executive) —
set by your IT lead from the screen. Every change is kept in history.

  • Access levels L1–L4 define how far someone can see
  • Confidential figures like payroll and cost are masked automatically for anyone without the right permission
  • Every permission change is recorded (against ISO 27001 controls)
MemberTeam leadExecutive
ProductionL1L2L4
QualityL1L2L4
Corporate servicesL1L3L4

What Admin is for

Keeping it running after handover

  1. Operating frame

    What Knowledge Map, AI Query and Automation produce
    all lands in one Admin dashboard.

  2. Monthly operating cycle

    Permissions, the monthly review and the changes that follow
    run to the same procedure every month.

  3. Into the next cycle

    It is the last of the four rollout stages —
    and the start of next month’s cycle.

Frequently asked questions

Questions from the people taking over operations

The ontology this screen reads

Permissions apply per entity. This is what opens for a production-team member at L1 — suppliers, orders and prices stay locked.

Entities in play — Product · Inventory

What an ontology is →
ProductEntitySKU, Name, CategoryInventoryEntityOn-hand, AvailableSupplierEntityName, LeadTimeOrderEntityOrderID, Date, QtyFacilityEntityLocation, Capacity

Next step

Pick where to start

Month-end cost explained

  • Read-only connection to your systems
  • One plant · one product family · one close
  • Comparison · contribution · evidence
  • Starts in 4–6 weeks

AX kickoff guide

  • The three most common false starts
  • Four conditions for picking the first use case
  • A 90-day roadmap
  • A reporting frame for executives, plus a 10-point self-check

Technical review pack

  • Read-only integration and data flow
  • On-premise and air-gapped options
  • TLS 1.3 · AES-256 · SSO/RBAC
  • An engineer review call if you want one