Build the workflow
your team needs.

Describe the work. Connect the sources and tools. Bring the result into an experience your operators can use.

Use your process signals and operating knowledge.

AgentPut your signals and knowledge to work.

WorkflowGive specialist work a shared direction.

Operator workspaceTurn the result into a useful working view.

CanvasPreview

Equipment

Process signals

Return air26.4°C

Supply air18.2°C

Equipment · Source snapshot

Operating procedureInspect connected equipmentConfirm chilled-water flow.

ToolCompare signals

ToolFind procedure

Agent

Return − supply26.4 − 18.2 = 8.2°CAir temperature difference

Procedure stepConfirm chilled-water flow.

Ready to preview

Operator workspace

Air difference8.2°C

Confirm chilled-water flow through connected equipment.

Source signalsProcedure

Review response

Build an agent

Build an equipment response agent using process signals and operating knowledge.

Process signals Knowledge

Start with the knowledge
already in your system.

Source tags, equipment records and operating procedures give a workflow its meaning. Keep their identity attached as agents use them.

Define the work each agent performs and the output the next step needs. Inspect the workflow before it reaches the people responsible.

Operator guidance

The operator adds the field context and decides how the plan should proceed.

Start with the task, the source systems and the output your team needs.