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How it works

Ask OODIE. Approve what OODARIS proposes.

By default, OODARIS proposes and a person approves each change before it is written back. You can also keep it read-only, or let it act on its own inside limits the decision's owner sets.

OODIE is the agent your team talks to: ask it anything about OODARIS, run scenarios and simulations, or change a value, always with approval.

OODIE

Why is CL-03 under margin plan this week?

OODIE

Markdown depth ran deeper than the ladder plan. That explains 61% of the gap; traffic and a size curve break explain the rest.

87% confidence from 14 sources

Simulate ladder B for CL-03.

OODIE

Ladder B holds a shallower first cut for two weeks. It clears the same units at 8 points less discount, worth +$61,400 in expected GM$. Applying it needs approval.

Needs approval
Illustrative product view

How much OODARIS does is your call.

Prescriptive is the default: OODARIS proposes, and a person approves before anything is written back.

  1. Level 1 of 4

    OODIE

    The agent your team talks to

    What OODARIS does
    Answers questions about anything in OODARIS, runs scenarios and simulations, and changes a value when you ask.
    What your team does
    Asks why a number moved, tries a scenario, or asks OODIE to change a value.
    Who approves
    Every change to a value needs approval.
    Limits, record and rollback
    Nothing changes without approval.

  2. Level 2 of 4

    Advisory

    Read-only signals

    What OODARIS does
    Shows what moved and why. Nothing is proposed or written.
    What your team does
    Reads the signals and decides what to do about them.
    Who approves
    Nothing to approve.
    Limits, record and rollback
    Read only. Your systems don't change.

  3. Level 3 of 4

    Prescriptive

    Human approval required

    Default

    What OODARIS does
    Proposes the next best action, with its reason and expected impact.
    What your team does
    Reviews the evidence, then approves, overrides or rejects the proposal.
    Who approves
    The decision's owner, before anything is written back.
    Limits, record and rollback
    Every approval and override goes on the record, and each writeback has a rollback path.

  4. Level 4 of 4

    Autonomous

    Acts within policy

    Available

    What OODARIS does
    Acts on its own, inside guardrails the decision's owner sets.
    What your team does
    Sets the limits and the scope, then reviews what was done and why.
    Who approves
    No approval per action inside the limits. The owner approves the limits.
    Limits, record and rollback
    Every action is logged with its reason and can be reversed.
How approvals, records and rollback work

See one of your own decisions run end to end.

Start with any one of the five decisions, wherever margin leaks first. In a demo we walk it from the overnight check to the approved writeback. A pilot runs it on your data, with 8–12 weeks to a first live cycle, and every decision you add after it reuses the same data model and integrations.

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What happens next

  1. A reply within 24 hours

    A person on the OODARIS team reads your note and writes back to set up a first call.

  2. The first call

    We map the decision's data, handoffs and approvals, and show how OODARIS would work through it.

  3. A pilot, if it fits

    8–12 weeks to a first live cycle, run on your data with your approvals.