AI assistant and analytics

What the assistant does

Explains why a particular control point decision was taken: which right applied and which constraints were checked.
Shows the state of a request: where the approval stands and what is delaying it.
Reveals patterns in processes: recurring denials, excessive rights, lengthy approval routes.
Produces policy change recommendations for an accountable person to decide on.

Limits of authority

Access control applies to the assistant exactly as it applies to the user: it cannot reveal information that the user cannot see in the platform interface.

Analytics

Rights

Structure of active rights by subject, zone and validity; share of expired and revoked rights.

Processes

Approval durations, rework rate, bottlenecks in routes.

Execution

Ratio of permissions, denials and manual decisions per control point.

Evidential audit card: denial event, subject, linked work order, camera-frame context and a regulated manual operator decision. — Analytics view of rights and control point decisionsIllustrative views; no customer data is shown.

Security and offline-firstThe IDMATIC NET offline-first approach: local validity checks, revocation lists, anti-passback, WAN recovery without duplicated events and evidential audit.
Integrations and ecosystemIDMATIC NET integrations: REST API, OpenAPI, webhooks, events and batch exchange, master data ownership, and interaction with XVMATIC, XViewsion and NEUROHUB.
Right lifecycleThe full lifecycle of a physical right in IDMATIC NET: grounds, approval, right, execution, presence, change, revocation, completion and evidential audit.