Watches your operations
Murphy monitors signals from systems connected to Neoo, within the scope and schedules you define.
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Murphy × Neoo
Murphy, your agent for operations.
Murphy helps your teams monitor signals, prioritise requests and trigger workflows defined in Neoo. You stay in control of authorised actions.
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Murphy’s law
Anything that can go wrong…
…will go wrong. A server that dies. A forgotten ticket. A follow-up sent too late.
Incident after incident
Every day, the law strikes.
Ignored alerts, overflowing queues, teams stuck fighting fires.
Neoo presents
So Neoo built Murphy.
An autonomous agent named after the law it was built to break.
Autonomous Business Bot
Murphy observes. Decides. Acts.
Following the rules you define.
Murphy × Neoo
Murphy turns the law around.
Your agent for operations in Neoo. Monitored signals, configured workflows and actions authorised by your teams.
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Everything that stops going wrong has an explanation. Its name is Murphy.
- 01OBSERVE
- 02DECIDE
- 03ACT
What Murphy does for you
Your autonomous copilot. Every single day.
Choose the signals to monitor, the workflows to trigger and the human approvals to retain.
Triggers actions automatically
Events trigger configured workflows within the permissions and approval rules defined with your teams.
Assists teams in their tools
Information from connected systems helps your teams handle requests in context.
Orchestrates business processes
It coordinates tasks, systems and people to streamline your operations end to end.
Centralises alerts and decisions
Track alerts and decisions from configured workflows within the scope of accessible data.
Integrates with your existing tools
Work with our teams to identify which connections are available for your tools and which your project still needs.
Operational impact
A clear scope. Results to track.
Define rules and metrics with your teams before launching a workflow. Results depend on the process and the connections selected.
01Working rulesDefine relevant signals and schedules
02Response timesMeasure before and after each workflow
03Authorised actionsSpecify the human approvals required
04Data scopeValidate access and connected systems
Method
How Murphy works.
From detection to action, every step remains explainable, traceable and under control.
Simulation: Murphy takes over.
Murphy standing by Murphy standing by Murphy is taking over… 4/4 incidents handled · 0 waiting- System alert · CPU > 85% · PROD-0202:14
- Ticket #8421 · High priority · ACME Corp02:16
- Workflow blocked · Client onboarding · 3/502:21
- Late client follow-up · Open invoice02:27
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- 01
Observe
Monitors signals from connected, authorised sources.
- 02
Analyse
Classifies requests according to priorities defined with your teams.
- 03
Act
Triggers configured actions according to the agreed permissions and approvals.
- 04
Review
Your teams review the results and adjust the workflow rules.
Use cases
Concrete uses, across every team.
Example workflows to scope together around your tools, data and authorised actions. Availability depends on the connections and configuration selected.
Support & tickets
Define ticket triage, notifications and escalations to the teams responsible.
Back office & finance
Organise reminders and approval flows while retaining your finance team’s checks.
Monitoring & IT operations
Connect alerts to follow-up tasks and specify which actions require IT approval.
Sales ops & follow-ups
Prepare follow-up tasks and opportunity tracking according to your sales team’s rules.
Integrations
Murphy works with your ecosystem.
This diagram illustrates tool categories, not a catalogue of active connections. Available connections and required permissions need to be checked for your project.
Which workflow would you start with Murphy?
Bring a concrete use case to the demo to define the tools to connect, the actions to authorise and the results to track.
Book a demo
Scope, connections and timeline to define together