Introduction

Thank you for coming.

My name is Jared Garwood.

I will be presenting Alamana.

I have a couple slides to go over and then we'll get into the actual demo.

Who Alamana Is and What It Does

So I'm the Senior Sales Executive here for Alamana.

We are a startup, very, very new.

Born in 2024, as you can see.

our picture comes around here once in a while with our two co -founders and what

AI Agent Platform for Secure Enterprise Automation

do we do exactly so we're built an AI agent platform for enterprise automation

autonomously so we're 100 % secure so one of the big differences we're not

chat GPT so we don't send the data to San Francisco we connect to all of the

the data.

So wherever it's going to be, that's Google services, Microsoft services, your

data platforms connecting directly to the data in order to optimize entire workflows.

Very quickly, this is...

Sorry, I was looking at the timer.

It didn't start, so I'm a little

bit off there.

Fast Configuration and Time-to-Value

But we configure very fast.

The agents are already all configured, multiple

agents to do different workflows integrating directly with the data week

two week three and then validating obviously the systems you're live in

week four so it's not gonna be a huge installation a complete overhaul of data

this is very quick so you can get ROI immediately everybody always asks me

How Alamana Differs from ChatGPT

what is the difference between a la mana and chat GPT as I said before security

is obviously a big issue, but having the data integration part is key.

Being able to be

connecting to all the different systems, orchestrating between those is very, very important on how

you actually complete workflows from the start all the way to the end, completing the entire

process.

And we can continuously monitor systems as well.

So as the data continues to come

in to your systems, we can grab the data and then continuously complete the process.

Product Overview

Prime, Lens, Jade, Vox, Vera, and Folio

An overview of our products that we have in -house right now is Prime.

Prime generates and executes

code by itself.

So it can also generate reports, generate presentations, and actually create

great games, apps, landing pages, whatever you need it to do.

Lens pulls the data from

all your systems, whether it's Google Drive, and finds specific KPIs.

Jade is our analyzer,

so it's going to do complex analyses in order to, specifically for manufacturing and engineering.

Vox, we just created actually, it's a real -time conversational AI, you can think of customer

support when you get the robot and you have to push, you know, number nine, you can just

simply have a conversation with Vox.

Vera for surveys, and Folio also to create decks and reports automatically.

Alloflow: Orchestrating End-to-End Workflows

Now where this all forms is actually Alloflow.

So this is where you can complete an entire process, an entire workflow autonomously.

Example Workflow: Triggers, Data Extraction, Analysis, and Reporting

1So what that means is creating a schedule for a specific trigger.

So having a schedule every morning, connecting your data sources you want connected, extracting the KPIs that you need, performing specific analyses on those KPIs, generating a report, and then having that report sent to you every morning, every afternoon, whenever you might need the data.

Live Demo: Building a Flow in Alamana

So, to show you how this looks here, let me share my other screen, so this is Alamana.

Here you can see our different products.

As you can see, Flow as well, which is what I'll be covering first.

You can save different Flows, I created one specifically for this presentation here, and

as you can see, it seems very simple, right?

right?

But it's actually fairly complex in the sense that this can be for whatever process

you want.

Connecting Google Drive and Extracting Manufacturing KPIs

So I basically just put in a manual trigger.

You can also schedule one as well.

Connected my Google Drive specifically.

Told it which documents to pull from.

Have lens

to extract specific information that I need from those documentation.

Didn't have to really

really mention anything.

I just put in the exact KPIs I needed.

For this example here,

this is going to be for manufacturing process.

So you can imagine a machine working, having

tons of data.

And I want to know the overall equipment effectiveness of this machine.

So

simple KPIs here, production volume, defect rates, machinery downtime.

I then threw this

data into Prime where it analyzed the data and sent me an email.

So this email

is, let me just share my whole screen here so I don't the stop sharing and go

back and forth.

Automated Email Report Output

So this email was sent to me and as you can see gives me an

overview on the exact downtime, the overall equipment effectiveness, and

and capacity utilization.

I can download the report, and here I can see,

okay, the executive summary, what I need to do now,

how things are working properly,

specific with statistics, and key metrics,

visualization, a simple graph, and what I should do next.

Prime in Action: Prompt-Based Deliverables

Another example here I have for Prime.

As you can see, it's a simple chat box, right?

Here you can see the different data connectors you can have integrated, and you can also

upload files as well.

You have all the chat history saved.

Solar Company Use Cases: Reports, Proposals, and Dashboards

And again, I am working with a solar panel company in Europe, and so I decided to do

a use case based around that.

This person might be the CTO of this company, and I need to do three use cases for this

for this person.

Automated performance and financial reporting, building a technical

proposal.

So whenever he needs to have new sites, new solar panel arrays that he needs to do

installation, let's say in Germany, he needs to have all the specs for that installation

and building an interactive dashboard to show exactly how these systems are running.

I created the prompt using Prime, so telling itself essentially what it needs to build,

and it created these three use cases for me.

So the first one here is the performance report,

showing me the daily revenue, total generation that it's done, a graph of the performance and

in the power curve, and also a technical analysis

of the system efficiency versus the solar irradiance.

Again, the technical proposal,

since we're connected directly to all of the data,

I know all of the specs for all of the equipment

that he needs, I know all the financial data that he has,

all that information is right at our fingertips,

chips, and it can pull directly what he needs to build the next installation, giving a projected

timeline, and then the financial overview on what it's going to cost.

The last thing I asked it to do was building an interactive dashboard.

So this is going to show current generation, not doing so good right now at zero current

generation, and then the overall today's yield and how much revenue it generated today.

Code Generation and Execution: Snake Game Example

Another quick thing.

I know this is probably very technical.

I'm not sure how many of you guys are from the manufacturing space

I'm assuming that nobody here is is specifically doing there's a few people

I

Wanted to do another fun use case just to show the the power of prime

I'm assuming everybody here is played the classic snake game where you kind of connect the dots and then this snake continues to grow

So prime it's gonna write its own code

It's not like ChachiBT where it just helps you assist on writing code, but it's actually going to execute it as well and

Generate it wherever you need it to so specifically for landing pages if you needed to generate a new landing page

It can launch it into an HTML

Format, so what I'll do here.

I'll just ask create a

simple

Create the classic snake game.

I'll click go

Also, it's connected to the web, so it can pull information as well from different sources.

Executing the code right now, as you can see.

And here's the snake game.

Put it into an HTML, and let's see if it works.

And here we go.

So this is a very simple example of a classic snake game, obviously for marketing purposes,

for writing code, launching applications.

Prime is a do -it -all.

And I think that's, the timer wasn't set here,

so I don't know exactly how much time I have.

But,

I wanted to, I mean this is the demo

that I wanted to present today.

Vox Demo: Real-Time Conversational AI for Support

Another good example that we have here is Vox.

I'll show Vox here.

here.

And so Vox is an AI assistant.

Specifically, you can think of customer service.

You can

create different agents that perform different tasks.

Everyone's very familiar with the trains

here in Italy so we can do very simply we connected the the webs the website

information of train Italia and and I can start a live conversation here good

morning I am trying to tell you as virtual assistant how may I help you hi

I am 80 years old I'm traveling with my kid who is 10 are there any discounts

available?

Yes.

Based on your ages, the B &B Gratis offer might be suitable.

This offer provides free

travel for the child under 15 when traveling with at least one adult and gives a 40 % discount for

the adult.

Are you interested in traveling on intercity trains?

Yes, intercity trains.

Is there some type of membership program that I have to be a part of?

No, you don't need a

membership program for the B &B gratis offer it's available to family groups

like yours is there anything else I can help you with so as you can see this is

a response very quickly a company that they might have a robotic phone where

somebody classic example is calling the bank and you have to push one to go to

an account to to talk to customer support this is a very powerful example

So for example, if you just upload your customer service data, then they can speak directly live to our agent and get directed exactly where they need, having the information very, very quickly.

Conclusion

This is all that I have for the demo today, so I want to thank everybody for coming and thank you for listening.