Automation
Turn policies into actions – automate at scale
Configure triggers, conditions, and outcomes without writing a line of code.
- Event Hub
- Rule Builder
- AI-Suggested Rules
- Audit Trail
Overview
Orqit delivers policy-first automation that lets non-developers define triggers, conditions, and actions in a visual editor while preserving enterprise governance.
Audience
Who this is for
- Operations engineers building repeatable tasks
- Process owners defining policy triggers
- IT managers seeking to reduce manual toil
Challenges
Problems we address
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Repetitive manual steps Engineering capacity consumed by the same triage tasks daily.
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Inconsistent policy execution Teams apply rules differently without a central engine.
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No execution visibility Hard to audit what automated actions actually ran.
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Code-only automation Scaling automation requires scarce developer time.
Context
How Orqit approaches this
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.
Capabilities
Platform capabilities
Policy-first automation for operations engineers, process owners, and IT managers reducing manual toil.
Event Hub
Captures changes from ITSM, Asset, Approvals, and external webhooks.
Rule Builder
Drag-and-drop conditions, actions, and timing.
AI-Suggested Rules
Recommendations based on historical patterns.
Audit Trail
Immutable logs of rule execution for compliance.
Retry & Escalation
Configurable error handling and fallback actions.
Workflow
How it works in practice
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SLA Breach Alert
Trigger when incident SLA is at risk; auto-create approval for resources.
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2
Asset De-provision
On termination, revoke access and decommission hardware automatically.
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3
Weekly Report Generation
Schedule analytics query and email report to stakeholders.
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Security Patch Enforcement
Vulnerability scan flags a host; patch workflow triggers.
Outcomes
Results teams care about
Less manual triage
Automate routing, reminders, and handoffs that lived in inboxes.
Audit readiness
Full visibility into every automated action.
AI-assisted authoring
Capture automation intent quickly with suggested rules.
Faster compliance
Remediation proceeds with fewer manual interventions.
Governance & security
Built for audit and least-privilege
- Each rule must pass an approval gate before activation.
- Execution context runs with least-privilege service accounts.
- All rule definitions are stored with digital signatures.
AI usage
Co-pilot within your guardrails
AI analyses event patterns to recommend new automation rules and optimizes existing rule conditions for performance.
Analytics
Operational visibility
Dashboard shows rule execution count, success/failure ratio, and average latency.
Integrations
Connects to your stack
Slack
Microsoft Teams
Jira
ServiceNow
FAQ
Common questions
Can automation be scoped per department?
Yes – RBAC allows rules to be limited to specific organizational units.
How are failures handled?
Configurable retries, dead-letter queues, and escalation notifications.
Next step
Ready to modernize IT operations?
Launch a pilot workspace or book a walkthrough — with estimated seat savings versus legacy suites, plus 24/7 support.
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