Operator.net
AI platform for business operations.
Operator is a workspace where AI agents work with your business data. It understands your operations, answers questions, and takes action on your behalf. Any system can be wired in through MCP and web requests — and ERP.net is supported natively, with deep knowledge of its data model, security, and documents.
Think of it as an operator for your business: one chat that can reach across systems, run processes, and build tools when you need them.
Operator knows itself. You do not have to read the whole documentation to get started — just ask Operator. It can explain its own features: how agents work, what an app can do, how to set up a schedule. In practice, the fastest way to learn Operator is to ask it about itself.
See working examples. Want ideas? Browse the Examples gallery — a set of ready-made demo apps, such as an online shop, a door configurator, and a service dispatch board. Each one opens live. The demos use sample data and are not connected to a real ERP instance.
Inside Operator, the gallery is always at hand: open your profile menu, hover Build, and choose View Examples Gallery. The public address above shows the same gallery without signing in.
The four pillars
Intelligent Workspace — One place to ask, act, and get answers across your business systems. Start typing in natural language and let the built-in agents handle the rest — from ERP lookups to multi-step tasks. Meet the built-in agents →
AI Agents — Build specialized agents for a role or workflow, then use them in chat, on the phone as voice agents, or on autopilot with schedules, webhooks, and email triggers. Explore agents → · Set up automations → · Set up voice →
Digital Entities — Always-ON agents that watch for events, remember what matters, keep their own task list, and wake themselves up when something needs attention — including when an expected reply never arrives. Explore Digital Entities →
App Builder — Create custom apps and dashboards in natural language, backed by your ERP.net data model. Run them inside Operator, full-screen, embedded in the ERP.net Web Client, or publish them as part of a community package. Explore the App Builder →