Find the conversations your assistant needs help with.

Ops Platform reads every Oracle Digital Assistant conversation, measures it on outcomes you define, and turns the ones that went wrong into reviewed, prioritised fixes your engineers ship.

You decide what resolved means.

Outcomes are rules you write. They run in order and the first match wins, so every conversation lands in exactly one outcome.

Every figure on the dashboards is counted from them. Change a rule and they follow.

  1. Handed to a personA colleague joined the conversation, or the assistant raised a request for the team.
  2. Handled by an AI agentThe assistant passed the question to an agent, which answered it.
  3. Matched intentA skill recognised the question and handled it.
  4. UnresolvedNone of the rules above matched.
  5. Not countedGreeting only, and an unresolved follow-up: one question asked again in a new conversation is counted once.

In your OCI, behind your sign-in.

Ops Platform is single-tenant on OCI, deployed for you alone. Your conversations stay where your assistant already runs.

Where the conversations come from
Each day it collects the conversation logs of every enabled digital assistant from Oracle Digital Assistant.
Where it runs
Single-tenant on OCI, set up inside your own network, with secrets, backups and health checks looked after.
Who sees what
Staff sign in with their Microsoft account. Roles decide who can read the dashboards, who can review and who can change a fix.
Personal details
One switch hides names and identifiers across every view, so a session can be reviewed without seeing whose it was.
Explorer
Sessions, last 24 hours
StartedUserConv.MsgsErrorsRatingOutcome
20 Oct 02:14Hidden290—Unresolved
20 Oct 08:41Hidden160UpMatched intent
20 Oct 09:03Hidden1111DownHanded to a person
20 Oct 09:27Hidden3140—Handled by an AI agent

Try the switch: names and user details appear only while it is on.

What will your first fix be?

In 30 minutes we’ll walk through Ops Platform with your assistant in mind: the outcomes we would define with you, where reviews would start, and how a fix reaches your engineers.