Two pillars · Microsoft Azure and Microsoft Dynamics 365

ChatAdmin administers Azure by conversation, and Planning Data Auditor finds what your planning setup got wrong

Neopiq builds digital employees for the systems a company actually runs on. ChatAdmin administers Azure by conversation and asks before every change; Planning Data Auditor for Microsoft Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management finds the planning settings and master data that stopped matching reality.

Run the free check See ChatAdmin

Pillar 1 · Azure administration

ChatAdmin — Azure administration, by conversation

You say what you want, instead of working out which blade it lives in. Ask in plain English for a resource group, a storage account, a virtual network, a key vault, a Log Analytics workspace or a Container App, and it works out the calls and chains the steps. It looks things up without interrupting you, and before it changes anything it stops and waits for Approve or Reject. Unanswered for five minutes, it declines. Every action is audited. It signs in to Azure by managed identity, so there are no credentials sitting in the container.

The model is that ChatAdmin runs inside your own Azure subscription — your tenant, your identity, your audit trail, nothing about your estate exported to us. That is what makes it Level 2 in our ladder: administering a cloud means acting inside it.

Availability: ChatAdmin is not yet open for sign-up. If you want to be early when it opens, write to us.

What ChatAdmin does today, capability by capability

Pillar 2 · the free check is open to anyone

Planning Data Auditor — planning logic and master data

Your planning system is doing exactly what you configured, and that is the problem. Lead times, safety stock, minimum order quantities and coverage groups were set before the supplier changed and the volumes moved. Neopiq compares them against what your receipts, orders and shipments actually did, and names the setting behind the shortage.

26 checks over 11 Dynamics 365 extracts. Every finding quotes the numbers it used, states the impact, recommends the change and names the owner.

What you can do right now: all of it. The check runs inside your browser — no account, no install, nothing uploaded. Disconnect from the network first and it still works.

Run the free check · what it looks for

What you can use today

Planning Data Auditor is free and open to anyone. Open it in your browser and run it on your own export — no account, no install, nothing uploaded.

ChatAdmin is not yet open for sign-up. It is designed to run inside your own Azure subscription; if you want to be among the first to point it at yours, talk to us.

The same principle runs through both pillars

A machine may read whatever it likes. A person decides what changes. That is not a policy statement bolted on afterwards — on both pillars it is the thing that was built first.

The agent stops and asks

Reading your Azure estate runs straight through. Every change raises an Approve / Reject card and the agent waits. Silence is not consent: an unanswered card declines itself after five minutes, so nothing happens while nobody is watching.

How the approval gate works

The check writes nothing back

The Planning Data Auditor pillar is read-only by construction. It produces a work list addressed to named planners and buyers, with the arithmetic shown, and every change is made by your people in your system on purpose.

What a finding contains

Evidence, or it does not get printed

Every finding names its objects, quotes the numbers it compared and shows the threshold it crossed. Every agent action names the exact call it wants to make before it makes it. If we cannot show the working, we do not make the claim.

What we hold ourselves to

Pillar 2 · nothing leaves your machine

The security conversation about the free check is a short one

It is a web page that reads your CSV files locally. No upload, no account, no login, no cookie, no analytics and no server to send anything to. Nothing is stored either — closing the tab is the delete button.

You do not have to take that on trust. Open your browser's network tab while it runs, or pull the network cable first.

No procurement step. No security review. No integration project. One person and one export.

Pillar 1 · no credentials in the container

The security conversation about the agent is a longer one

It authenticates by managed identity, so no certificate or client secret is baked into the image. Secrets are masked in approval cards and redacted from results and logs. Limits are enforced in the dispatcher, outside the model: out-of-scope actions are refused before any Azure call happens.

How ChatAdmin is designed, in detail.

Where to start, depending on which of the two you came for

If you run Dynamics 365: open the free check

Export the tables, drop them on the page, read the findings. It costs nothing, needs no account and no conversation with us. If none of the findings is worth acting on, it cost you an afternoon's export.
If you run Azure: read what the agent already does

The capability table says which resource types it works with and how the approval gate holds every change until a person says yes. ChatAdmin is not yet open for sign-up — write to us if you want to be early.
If you are the person who has to approve it

Where the work runs, what crosses the boundary at each step, and what the approval gate actually guarantees.

One of the two you can test in the next ten minutes

Planning Data Auditor runs on your own export, in your own browser, and transmits nothing. ChatAdmin is not yet open for sign-up — tell us you want to be early, and we will tell you the day you can point it at your own subscription.