Configure triggers, conditions, and outcomes without writing a line of code.
Orqit delivers policy-first automation that lets non-developers define triggers, conditions, and actions in a visual editor while preserving enterprise governance.
Users define automation rules using a declarative UI: e.g., when a high-severity incident is opened, assign to senior engineer and notify manager. The engine evaluates events in real-time, applies conditions, and executes actions via secure connectors. All automations are versioned and auditable.
Policy-first automation for operations engineers, process owners, and IT managers reducing manual toil.
Captures changes from ITSM, Asset, Approvals, and external webhooks.
Drag-and-drop conditions, actions, and timing.
Recommendations based on historical patterns.
Immutable logs of rule execution for compliance.
Configurable error handling and fallback actions.
Trigger when incident SLA is at risk; auto-create approval for resources.
On termination, revoke access and decommission hardware automatically.
Schedule analytics query and email report to stakeholders.
Vulnerability scan flags a host; patch workflow triggers.
Automate routing, reminders, and handoffs that lived in inboxes.
Full visibility into every automated action.
Capture automation intent quickly with suggested rules.
Remediation proceeds with fewer manual interventions.
AI analyses event patterns to recommend new automation rules and optimizes existing rule conditions for performance.
Dashboard shows rule execution count, success/failure ratio, and average latency.
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Yes – RBAC allows rules to be limited to specific organizational units.
Configurable retries, dead-letter queues, and escalation notifications.
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