Ask the Control Center

Alongside the flagged items table, TatvaAI's Control Center includes its own chat panel — "Ask the Control Center" — built specifically for risk-related questions. Answers here are grounded directly in the rows behind the Control Center table, so every response can be traced back to the underlying data.

Example Questions You Can Ask

The panel comes with suggested starter questions, including:

• "Who suddenly stopped ordering?"
• "What's critical today?"
• "What should I fix in inventory?"
• "Which customers are over their credit limit?"

These examples show the kind of plain-language, risk-focused questions the Control Center is built to answer.

How This Differs From the Main Ask Anything Chat

While TatvaAI's main chat interface covers general ERP questions across all modules, "Ask the Control Center" is scoped specifically to risk and exception data — the same information shown in the flagged items table, just accessible through conversation instead of scrolling and filtering manually.

Why Citing Underlying Rows Matters

Because Control Center answers are "cited" against the rows behind them, users can trust that a summary like "12 customers are critical" isn't a vague estimate — it traces back to specific, identifiable records. This is especially important for risk-related answers, where accuracy directly affects business decisions.

Practical Use Case

Instead of scrolling through the entire flagged items table, an operations manager can simply ask "what's critical today?" and get a focused summary of the highest-priority items, with the option to drill into the underlying rows if more detail is needed.

FAQ

Q1:What is "Ask the Control Center"?

A chat panel scoped to risk-related questions within the Control Center.

Q2: How is it different from the main chat?

It's focused specifically on risk and exception data, not general ERP queries.

Q3: Can I trust the numbers in its answers?

Answers are grounded in the underlying flagged rows, so they can be traced back.

Q4: What's an example question I can ask?

"What's critical today?" or "Who suddenly stopped ordering?"

Q5: Who is this feature most useful for?

Operations managers who need a fast, focused risk summary.