Standard supply
Offer a later date.
Part arrival: next Monday. Then one working day to finish.
Friday cannot be metCoralOS · How it works
Check before
you commit.
Can we promise Friday? The answer depends on the customer request, the operating plan and supplier availability. Watch agents connect those records and show the options to the person making the commitment.
Follow the decisionFollow one connected decision
From a request to a recommendation.
Illustrative workflow · sample records
Five short steps
CommercialCustomer requestReady
OperationsOperating planReady
SupplySupplier availabilityReady
01 / The request
A promise needs a check.
The commercial agent checks the operating plan before replying to the customer.
Customer request
Delivery by Friday.Can we confirm the date?
This weekFriday
Customer briefRead record
The requested date
The customer has requested delivery this Friday. The date has not been confirmed.
02 / The conflict
The current plan misses Friday.
The standard part arrives next Monday. Completion needs one more working day.
Customer needs deliveryFridayThis week
Doesn’t fitStandard part arrivesMondayNext week
Operating planRead record
Part arrival and completion time
Standard part: next Monday. Completion needs one working day after the part arrives. The standard route cannot support this Friday.
03 / The exchange
One finding opens another route.
Operations asks Supply about an earlier part. Supply shares a Thursday option and the conditions that still need checking.
A shared working conversation
Supplier availability noteRead record
An earlier route, with conditions
An expedited part could arrive this Thursday. Supplier confirmation and a quote for the additional cost are outstanding.
04 / The options
A useful answer includes the conditions.
The team has two routes to consider. A person decides what to promise.
For the commercial team’s review
Check the expedited route before confirming Friday.No order has been placed. No commitment has been sent.
What supports this recommendation?Read evidence
- Customer brief: Friday requested, not confirmed.
- Operating plan: the standard part arrives next Monday; completion takes one working day.
- Supplier note: Thursday may be available through an expedited route; confirmation and extra cost are outstanding.
05 / Your control
Your team makes the commitment.
These agents can read records and exchange findings. The customer commitment and purchase order stay with people.
Inspect an agent’s assigned tools
The work has a defined end.
Managed Coral sessions have a configured lifetime. At expiry, the server revokes the agents’ session credentials.
Example session closed.
The agents’ example connections have ended. The recommendation remains here for your review.
A worked example of agent coordination, not a live connection to business systems.
The role of Coral
Bring the agents you already use.
Give them a shared way to work.
Commercial, Operations and Supply are the roles in this illustration. CoralOS connects agents from different models, frameworks and languages so they can check dependencies across a workflow.
Coral handles their connections, messages and managed session lifetime. Your application defines business rules, approval steps and how results are stored. A real workflow needs agreed connections and permissions for the systems your team already uses. A real workflow needs agreed connections and permissions for the systems your team already uses.
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