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- Read-only connection to your systems
- One plant · one product family · one close
- Comparison · contribution · evidence
- Starts in 4–6 weeks
DARVIS · Automation · week 4
Register a question you kept asking in AI Query as a rule, and it goes out automatically over
Slack, email or a webhook.
How it works
A question you kept asking in AI Query becomes a rule.
The no-code rule builder registers it with clicks, no code.
Conditions are evaluated automatically whenever the data updates.
A cron or event trigger evaluates the condition and records the result.
When a condition is met it goes to Slack, email and webhook at once.
A failed send is retried automatically and the outcome is logged.
Channel integration
Messengers that accept a webhook — KakaoWork, Discord, LINE WORKS — connect the same way.
Invite the bot to your workspace and that’s it.
Alerts go out split by channel.
Connect a Microsoft account once.
It lands per team and channel.
Just set up the recipient groups.
Reports go out attached as PDF or CSV.
JSON is pushed into the MES or ERP dashboard you already use.
All we need is the endpoint.
Evidence and reliability
Conditions are re-checked every time the data updates — every 5 minutes by default,
or immediately on update if you set an event trigger.
A failed send is retried automatically.
Every rule execution is logged and traceable.
The rules and logs from week 4 become
the input to the week 5 Admin dashboard.
Frequently asked questions
The ontology this screen reads
A rule’s condition reads entity attributes directly. Set one rule — “when available stock falls below safety stock, raise an order with the supplier” — and those three entities and the relationships between them become the condition.
Entities in play — Inventory · Supplier · Order
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