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Canary combines deterministic automation, conversational analysis, and reporting. Use each surface for the job it handles best.

Choose the right tool

Automations

Evaluate meter readings and run defined actions with conditions and cooldowns.

Ask Canary

Search records and documents, analyze history, and prepare approved changes.

Reports

Review live work-order operations and clearly labeled modeled analysis.

Schedule

Coordinate planned work, assignment, and capacity on the calendar.

Data flow

  1. People, mobile clients, the public API, or integrations record operational facts.
  2. A new meter reading can trigger an automation evaluation.
  3. Work orders, asset status changes, and notifications created by automation enter normal product history.
  4. Ask Canary can search supported records and prepare visualizations or approved changes.
  5. Reports summarize their defined data sources.

Keep the evidence clear

  • Review automation execution details when an action is skipped, partial, or failed.
  • Open Ask Canary citations and verify the underlying manual or record.
  • Use the Operations report for live work-order facts.
  • Treat Reliability, Downtime, and OEE report tabs as modeled analysis in their current form.

About automations

Run defined maintenance actions when meter readings match a rule.

Create an automation

Configure a meter trigger, optional conditions, ordered actions, and cooldowns.

Review automation executions

Explain successful, skipped, partial, and failed automation runs.

About Ask Canary

Search maintenance records and documents, analyze history, and approve prepared changes.

Best prompts for Ask Canary

Give Ask Canary enough context to return useful records, sources, and prepared actions.

Reports

Read live work-order operations and distinguish modeled reliability, downtime, and OEE analysis.