ZANUS AI FOR BUSINESS OPERATIONS — AUTOMATIONS

The human router, relieved of duty.

So much of operations is routing: this email to that queue, this delay to those customers, this data to that report. Describe each rule in plain words and it becomes connected blocks on a canvas — trigger, sources, AI step, actions — running unmetered.

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Private tenant or your own server · unlimited users · no per-run automation metering

Visual automation flow for operational routing

A real flow: trigger, record sources, AI compile, three actions — drawn from a plain description.

What it does

Vendor delay → customers informed

A delay email arrives → affected orders identified from the records → customer notices drafted per account, queued for approval — the scramble becomes a review.

Ticket → classified, routed, drafted

Every inbound issue classified by type and urgency, routed to the right queue with the relevant SOP and a drafted first response attached.

Friday → the ops pack compiles

Exception stats, SLA performance, aging queues and vendor scores assembled into the weekly pack and filed to Output — on time whether or not anyone remembered.

Run states you can audit at a glance

Every run paints the canvas: green where it succeeded, red on the exact block that failed, with a one-click retry. An operation lives on reliability — here the automation layer is as inspectable as the process it runs.

Run log per automation, every execution
Failures isolated to the block, retried in one click
No per-run metering — automate without a bill anxiety

Failed block highlighted on the automation canvas

Operations tooling is metered by workflow, by automation run and by editor seat — so the process map lives in a slide deck, the real SOPs live in a shared drive nobody opens, and the ops manager is still the human router between both. Zanus AI: SOPs, automations, exception handling and reporting in one system — unlimited users, unlimited runs, flat price, in your private tenant or on your own server.

Questions, answered

Who builds these flows — IT?

The ops team does: describe the rule in plain language and the canvas assembles it. If you can write the routing rule on a whiteboard, you can automate it.

The human router, relieved of duty.

What it does

Run states you can audit at a glance

Questions, answered

See it working on YOUR operation — the demo IS the product.