Ask in plain language
Ask with the words your teams already use.
DARVIS · DB · structured data
No ERP replacement, read-only. Hand the number-crunching to the AI; the floor only has to decide.
Why did contribution margin fall, purchasing or production?
Ask why contribution margin fell this month, in the words the team already uses
Click a question and the answer comes as a table, with evidence lines attached.
| Question | Answer | Evidence | Who to talk to |
|---|---|---|---|
| Contribution margin fell 1.2%p this month. Did production get worse, or purchasing? | Table · 5 rows | 2 lines | Purchasing · Production |
| That -0.6%p from purchasing, which items? | Table · 3 rows | 1 lines | Purchasing |
| And the -0.3%p from productivity, which process? | Table · 3 rows | 1 lines | Production |
| Are variable costs OK? | Table · 3 rows | · |
Take the answer into the meeting.
In the consultation we decide which tables to connect first
Ask with the words your teams already use.
Compare the answer in a table or chart.
The data checked for the answer appears underneath it.
Ask again next month and compare on the same basis.
ERP, MES and SCM stay read-only. The service can run on premises when required.
“Company L, a food manufacturer, adopted the first phase of DARVIS under a full contract.”
Let us settle on one business question to start with.
In the consultation we decide which tables to connect first