Context that connects
Bring source records, their relationships, and shared knowledge into the same conversation.
A workflow, from signal to action
See the whole picture.
Then make your move.
Follow one delayed order from connected records to a governed decision. Explore the walkthrough at your own pace.
Plan your own workflow Procurement / A delayed deliveryScripted walkthrough · fictional records
01 / Follow the relationships
One order. The context around it.
An order in a procurement database. A supplier record. A shipment update in a file. The ontology connects them into a shared view of the work.
Sources are queried in place. The connections give their records meaning.
nondro / OperationsSample workflow
Purchase order
PO–1042
- Material
- Assembly components
- Committed delivery
- 12 Oct 2026
- Expected delivery
- 15 Oct 2026
- Source
- Procurement database
Connected records
SupplierNorthline MaterialsSUP–018
ShipmentSH–208Delivery update file
Order → supplier → shipment. One operational context.
02 / Ask with context
An answer grounded in the work.
Ask a question against connected records and organizational knowledge. The AI works within the information and tools available to the person asking.
The permission lens applies to the AI's context, too.
nondro / ConversationScripted response
M
Morgan · Operations
Why is PO–1042 at risk, and what should we do next?
nondro
The expected delivery is three days after the commitment.
Order PO–1042 records a 12 October commitment. Its linked shipment, SH–208, now shows an expected delivery of 15 October.
These records do not explain the cause of the delay.
Suggested next step
Flag the order for review so the procurement team can assess the impact and follow up with the supplier.
Sample evidence
03 / Make the decision explicit
A proposal you can inspect.
Turn the recommendation into a configured action. Review its target, the proposed change, and who is allowed to approve it before anything executes.
This example action requires an authorized human reviewer. Policies are configured per action.
nondro / DecisionsSample workflow
REVIEW REQUIRED
Mark order for review
Propose a change to the order's review status in the procurement source.
Review status
NormalNeeds review
- Purchase order
- PO–1042
- Requested by
- Morgan · Operations
- Execution policy
- Human approval
- Authorized reviewer
- Alex · Procurement lead
Awaiting review. No source change has been executed.
04 / Follow the outcome
From approval to a recorded result.
Once authorized, the configured action can execute against the source. Its result is recorded separately from the approval, so the team can see what actually happened.
Approval is a decision. Execution has its own result.
nondro / Activity recordExample outcome
Sample execution: succeeded
The order is flagged for review.
In this example, the action updated PO–1042 in the procurement source.
Change requested
Morgan · Operations proposed “Mark order for review” for PO–1042.
Approval recorded
Alex · Procurement lead approved the proposed change.
Execution succeeded
The configured action returned success: review status changed to “Needs review”.
Example activity record linking the request, reviewer, and execution result.
An interactive illustration of a configured workflow. No live AI or system changes.
The same foundation. Your own workflows.
Connect understanding to action.
Clear decision boundaries
Make the proposed change and its approval policy visible before execution.
An outcome you can trace
Follow who requested a change, who approved it, and how the action completed.
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