Your people and AI agents, working together

    Understand what's happening. Handle what comes next.

    DataInbox connects data from your website and business systems with internal and external messages. Your rules determine which information people and AI agents may use and share, which tasks agents may perform and when a person decides.

    Box It Challenge: from one business task to a working application. We review your request personally and agree the required outcome together.

    Examples of what comes in

    1. Website activity

      “A visitor views three products.”

    2. Internal update

      “The stock has been updated.”

    3. External question

      “When will my order arrive?”

    DataInbox

    The relevant data. Your company rules.

    Relevant business information
    For example, product, customer and order data.
    Your rules
    Which information may be used and what may follow?
    • Insight

      Data for analysis and reporting.

    • Communication

      Inform customers and colleagues with the relevant facts.

    • Agent work

      Carry out agreed tasks or involve a person.

    A signal may only add information. Your rules determine what follows.

    Illustrative example after connecting sources and configuring rules.

    Evidence from practice and the market

    What organisations implement. What analysts see emerging.

    Distinguish concrete operational implementations from independent market perspectives on governed context for AI.

    vodafone

    Telecom

    Operational case

    Customer interactions validated in real time

    High-volume customer events are checked against current context and operating rules before service or communication continues.

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    Data, insight and follow-up

    What this means for your business.

    Make data useful for analysis, communication and agreed work. These examples show how your own sources and rules determine what follows.

    Website data, without a customer question

    Which product categories are viewed often?

    Your website sends a product-view event. DataInbox checks the configured fields and adds the category from your connected product data.

    Received
    Product viewed.
    Check
    Do the product code and timestamp meet your configured conditions?
    Add context
    The category from your product data.

    For analysis: Product views with their category, ready for analysis. This example only records data and starts no customer contact.

    A customer question and internal follow-up

    What can we promise this customer?

    A customer asks for a delivery date while an internal update reports a delay. The new date has not yet been confirmed.

    Customer question
    When will my order arrive?
    Internal update
    The supplier has reported a delay.
    Your agreement
    Only promise a date after confirmation.

    Communication

    There is a delay. The new date is not yet confirmed.

    Agent work

    Create a task for planning to confirm the date.

    Illustrative examples after connecting sources and configuring rules. A signal may only add information; a message does not have to start a task.

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    How an Active Inbox works

    The objective persists. The capabilities can change.

    The Inbox organises Operational Context around one business purpose: the information, sources and working agreements needed for the work. This lets analysis, customer communication and agent tasks draw on the same business facts. When sources, rules or agents change, you decide and review what needs updating.

    Operational input

    From event to permitted action

    Business event

    What just happened

    Data and state

    What is true now

    Context and knowledge

    What it means here

    Permitted action

    What may happen next

    Control remains with your organisation

    Useful AI without giving away authority.

    Each Inbox defines the context, rules, approved capabilities and evidence for one operating purpose.

    Your conditions

    Purpose, permissions, rules and approvals determine what may happen.

    Your AI choices

    Use approved providers and capabilities for each Inbox without locking knowledge into one model.

    Your evidence

    Messages, decisions, actions and results remain connected and traceable.

    Your data and infrastructure choices

    Managed SaaS runs on DigitalOcean. Regional or customer-controlled arrangements depend on the agreed architecture and service scope.

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    Start with what you know

    Describe the objective. Box It.

    Begin with an outcome, a recurring problem or a process that must keep working. You do not need to model the complete operation before you start.

    Start with your objective

    Describe what needs to keep working and evolve the Active Inbox from there.

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    Build it with an expert

    Bring an objective or operating problem and shape the Active Inbox with our experts.

    Start a Box It Challenge

    Challenge us

    What should keep working in your business?

    Describe the objective, a current problem or simply what must work at the end. Start with what you know. We will help shape the first Active Inbox.

    The Box It Challenge

    Objective first. Working outcome last.

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    What should keep working in your business?

    Describe the objective, the current problem or both. Start with what you know.

    Your challenge is reviewed personally.