AIOA·LOOMProject-based businesses often keep materials, quotations, contracts and payments in separate spreadsheets and messages. Loom organizes these activities in related modules: bidding staff retain price evidence, project owners manage delivery, and finance staff allocate payments to invoices. The system records progress; authorized people choose quotations, sign contracts and confirm payments.
Explore the scenario →AIOA AegisAfter an equipment alert, operators check the related business probes and confirmed dependencies, then use monitoring issues, assets and topology to narrow the investigation. Inspections and the assistant provide reviewable evidence and suggestions. People decide how to act. Dependencies need human confirmation; insufficient evidence or no identified impact does not prove there is no fault.
Explore the scenario →AIGWWhen departments share an AI application, the upstream service often sees only one application key. AIGW brings identity and organization into the request governance flow and reports usage by user, department and application. Trusted attribution requires the signed identity contract. Caller-supplied user labels alone support statistical attribution, not verified identity.
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