Ask where the margin went.
Get an answer that cites its source.

Copilot reads your governed commercial records and answers in your own definitions, then shows you the record it read. From a page, it can ask that page to refresh, open a preset, or move you to the record. It never approves, publishes, or changes anything on its own.

See it on your dataWhat people ask it →

ContextAutomationCost Recovery Agent

  1. Finding the run that handled itCompleted
  2. Replaying the flow node by nodeCompleted
  3. Separating what moved from what was lockedCompleted
  4. Checking where each one stoppedCompleted
Cost Recovery AgentRan 02:14 Monday · 1,842 items
Supplier cost file landedTriggerFired at 02:14 Monday, the moment the file arrived. Nobody had to notice it.
Which items are actually exposed?Yes / No BranchNortheast price book · 1,842 items1,430 exposed · 412 lockedCost up more than 2%, and the item is not locked by an existing contract.
Leave the price aloneActionThe 412 you asked about. Marked as checked and honored to term, so next month you can tell them from items nobody looked at.
Work out the best responseActionReads the agreements, costs and volumes behind each accountChose per account, not per item. 1,006 repriced, 36 queued with no cost on record.
Send to the right approverTransitionYour policy picked the approver, not the agent. The reasoning travels with it.
  • 1,006repricedsent for approval
  • 412heldlocked by contract
  • 388skippedunder the threshold
  • 36queuedno cost on record

Rules run the pathThe agent reasons hereYour policy decides

  • Cost Recovery Agent· Automation
  • Tier A distributor· Agreement

Asks the page torefreshRefetches the run once you change the threshold. The page owns that, not Copilot.

Stops hereCopilot answered and cited its source. It did not approve, publish, or change a record. Those stay page-owned and permission-checked.

SpecimenThese four are written the way people ask them out loud. Copilot also ships its own suggested prompts on datasets, price lists and analyses, and takes any question elsewhere. The records and figures are the Northeast distributor example used across this site, and are not measured customer outcomes.

It answers from your commercial context.

Industry Profile

How your industry prices, before you change a thing.

Business Profile

What you sell, to whom, on what terms.

Business Glossary

Your words. Landed cost means what your team means.

Semantic Model

What price, cost and margin actually mean.

Semantic Mappings

Which column is which, resolved on load.

Not a prompt. A layer the product builds and keeps current.See how it builds itself →

Six things, and your page can still say no.

  • refreshRefetches the record you are looking at.
  • editOpens the editor the page owns, prefilled.
  • updateRuns the page’s own update flow.
  • open_presetOpens a registered preset. Unknown IDs are rejected.
  • navigateMoves you to the record. Internal paths only.
  • switch_tabSelects a tab the page registered.
  • Checked before it asksPermission is resolved server side, then the action is emitted.
  • Refused, not fakedAn unregistered action returns false. It never simulates success.
  • References are read-onlyIt can show you a record and offer to open it. Nothing else.
  • Internal paths onlyExternal and protocol-relative URLs are ignored.

The questions it gets on a Tuesday.

UnderstandAnalytics · Datasets

  • Why is margin down this quarter?
  • Which customers pay least for the same item?
  • Did that price increase actually stick?
  • Where are we discounting past the floor?
  • What changed on this price list last month?

DecidePlanning · Optimization

  • What can we do about the cost increase?
  • If we pass through 3%, what do we lose?
  • Which accounts can absorb this and which cannot?
  • What should this customer’s floor be?
  • What does next quarter look like if we do nothing?

ExecuteAutomations · Rulesets

  • Did the agent recover last week’s cost move?
  • What is sitting in my approval queue?
  • Which items did we skip, and why?
  • Did the approved prices reach the ERP?
  • Who changed this rule, and when?

Answered by reading. Approving and publishing stay where they were.

“Revomo’s intelligent and adaptive platform ignited a vision of pricing as a catalyst for financial growth.”

Nelson NogalesVP Finance, Taymor Industries

Bring the request you keep doing by hand.

Describe the outcome you want. We will build it live against a slice of your own data.

Plate B2 · Series 2026