Why Conducta keeps Slack in the operator loop
Conducta gives operators one approvals workspace and can notify them in Slack, so exceptions are visible without turning chat into the system of record.
Sit in a distribution ops team for a day and you will see something uncomfortable. The people doing the work are in Slack, or Teams, or WhatsApp. They are not in the tool you bought for them. The ERP is open in one tab. The spreadsheet is open in another. The actual decisions are happening in DMs.
The answer is not a sprawling dashboard that tries to replace the systems a distributor already runs. Conducta keeps the operator surface narrow: review the orders and exceptions that need attention, then return to the tools where the rest of the work happens.
The AI should notify people where they already work
Conducta can post operator notifications into Slack so a team sees that an order or exception needs attention. The detailed review and confirmation happen in the Conducta approvals workspace, where the order, decision and downstream outcome stay together.
- One focused workspace for orders and exceptions.
- Slack notifications available for operator visibility.
- Named human review where price, credit or customer trust is involved.
- Decisions, edits and downstream outcomes attached to the order in Conducta.
What stays deliberately narrow
The approvals workspace is not intended to replace your ERP, accounting system or team communications. It exists to make reviewable work and exceptions legible, while notifications meet operators in the channels they already watch.
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