Try the demo
The demo room is the real Palatine interface, running over the recorded data of a fictional company, with real public notices from SEACE, Peru's public procurement system. It is at demo.room.palatinelabs.com. Access is on request: write to [email protected].
What it is
- The real interface. The pages, the editor and the charts are the same code a room runs. Only the server is missing: your browser answers from data a real room recorded.
- A week that moves. The recorded history is shifted to this week, so the Dashboard is current and runs go from queued to running to done or failed while you watch.
- A fictional company. Qollqa Distribuciones is invented. Its SEACE automations read real public notices from OECE's open data (Contrataciones Abiertas, CC BY 4.0), with no personal data.
- Nothing is saved. Run starts a simulated run, replayed from a recorded one. Any other change answers "Demo room: changes are not saved."
Get access
Write to [email protected] with your name and your company. We reply with how to sign in.
What to look at
A failed run
Open Runs and select a run marked Failed, in red. The page leads with the verdict: the step that failed and its error. Under it, one timeline of the log lines and the steps sits beside the screen recording. Select a step and the video moves to it.
The schedules calendar
Open Schedules. The week shows each run a schedule started, as long as it ran, and the runs still planned, dashed. Switch to Month for the whole month, or List for the table. Select a block to open its run or its schedule.
The Business dashboard and KPIs
Open Insights and choose Business. The top line totals the value handled, the hours saved and the items handled, each with the change on the period before. Below come shares, rates, the numbers that moved most, and each KPI day by day. The SEACE automations group their KPIs, so they draw breakdowns: a donut, ranked bars, and a tile map of Peru's regions. Open one automation to see its own KPIs and runs.
The editor
Open Automations and open a process, then one of the tasks it runs. Each row of the outline is a sentence; select one to see its properties beside it.