Orbit

Describe the need. Get the right route.

Orbit asks who needs the result, what it uses, what AI may do, and what happens if it is wrong. Then it recommends a Workspace tool or project space.

Create a guided brief →See the full process

Direct answer

How does Orbit choose a starting point?

Orbit turns a plain-language business need into a reviewable recommendation. It looks at the people, information, actions, systems, and risk involved before recommending a Workspace tool or a dedicated project space.

01
Clarify who needs the result and what outcome should improve.
02
Identify the information, source access, and connected systems the work requires.
03
Define what AI may prepare, recommend, or do, and where a person must decide.
04
Route the need to the simplest option that can carry the work safely.

Business need

Supplier exceptions cross teams, systems, and material decisions.

Plain language is enough

Approved sourceSupplier policy

People involvedFinance and Commercial

Work involvedConnected records and actions

✦OrbitBest next step

Open a project space.

This needs shared ownership, integration, testing, and a controlled release.

Several teamsMaterial riskExpert delivery

Current product UI with sample data

Try the approach

Describe one business need.

Create a private brief, then see the likely starting point.

Create a work brief →