AI agents & automation
The watchdog that notices at 3 AM what you would have seen at 9
A stockout, a stuck delivery, a payment failing in a loop: every hour between the incident and its detection costs money. The watchdog monitors your operational flows continuously, separates noise from signal, and alerts the right person with context — not just “something is wrong”.
The problem it removes
- 01
Incidents surface when a client complains — which is too late, and through the wrong door.
- 02
Existing alerts cry wolf about everything; eventually nobody reads them.
- 03
Nights and weekends, nobody is watching — and Monday morning starts with firefighting.
How it works
- 1
Continuous watch over your flows
Stock, orders, deliveries, payments, queues, systems: the watchdog reads your tools continuously and learns each flow’s normal behaviour.
- 2
Signal, not noise
A seasonal variation is not an anomaly. The watchdog qualifies each gap — normal, watch, incident — and only alerts when action is useful. That triage is what keeps alerts trusted.
- 3
The right person, with context
The alert reaches the person who can act, with the diagnosis: what, since when, how big, and first leads. Escalation is automatic if nobody acknowledges.
Typical results
4 min
from anomaly to alert, observed in production
24/7
watching, nights and weekends included
÷10
alert volume, thanks to signal/noise triage
Orders of magnitude observed in production; your diagnostic sets your own baseline and targets.
Frequently asked questions
How is this better than my current tools’ alerts?+
Your tools each alert in their own corner, on fixed thresholds, and often cry wolf. The watchdog crosses flows between tools, learns normal behaviour, and only interrupts when action is useful — with the diagnosis already done.
What exactly does the watchdog monitor?+
Whatever hurts you when it breaks: stock and stockouts, orders and deliveries, payments and direct debits, ticket queues, system availability. The scope is defined at the diagnostic and widens with trust.
Can it act on its own, or only alert?+
It starts by alerting. Then, for recurring incidents with a known fix — restarting a job, rebalancing stock, reopening a slot — you can authorise it to act alone, case by case, fully logged.
Is this the problem eating your team’s time?
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