AI-SRO

AI-SRO learns the jobs you repeat in the web systems you work in, then offers to do them for you. It is built for warehouse operations: the case it has been proven on is warehouse-management screens, such as creating customer types and equipment types in Blue Yonder. Operations teams repeat the same work in the same web systems every day: the same lookups, the same forms, the same handoffs. AI-SRO watches that work in your own Chrome, in your own signed-in session, recognises a job you keep doing, and offers to finish it. The work itself runs on your organisation's server, not in your tabs. AI-SRO needs an AI-SRO deployment run by your organisation and a credential issued by whoever runs it. There is no sign-up. WHAT IT DOES - Recognises a job you have started again and offers to finish it, with the values you already typed carried over. It asks for any value that is missing. - Starts a job from a plain sentence typed in the side panel. - Shows progress while a job runs, and lets you stop it. Where a delete job has been learned, you can undo a record the run created. - Turns a mailed request into a card on Home: what arrived, what was noticed, and how it went, with a link to open the mail. - Keeps one conversation per operator: what you asked, what came back, and what it offered. Recent tasks and a Waiting list show what is open. CONNECTS TO YOUR TOOLS - Any web system you sign in to. AI-SRO learns each job by watching it in that system itself. - Gmail, through a connector: it reads a mailed request, and when a value is missing or refused it drafts a question to the sender in a chat of its own. The mail goes out only when you press Send it. - The connector layer is open to other tools. Gmail is the only connector today. HOW A JOB GETS DONE 1. Learn: you do the job once in the system while AI-SRO watches. 2. Offer: the next time it recognises the job and asks before doing the rest. 3. Run on the server: your organisation's server-side browser does the work, using direct API calls where the job is proven and driving the screen where it is not. 4. Read back: the result is read from the system to confirm it. CONSENT AND CONTROL - Nothing is observed until your organisation has enabled it, and then only in tabs you choose to watch. - Sites your organisation lists are not observed by default. - Passwords, tokens, cookies and other credential-like values are redacted in the page before anything leaves the browser. - Screenshots are taken only when your organisation's policy allows them, and are limited per minute. - Pause stops recording on this browser. An administrator can also pause it. - "Delete the last hour" removes what this browser recorded in that time, from the server and from the device. - The toolbar badge reads REC while observation is running. When it is not, hover the icon to see why.