EandoX Co-Pilot

EandoX Co-Pilot revolutionizes your product data management workflow through its conversational interface. Upload your already existing product data as PDF and spreadsheets of any complexity, and let Co-Pilot automatically convert it into ready-to-use products and components. Enter the data of your entire product catalogue in minutes, instead of days.

The EandoX Co-Pilot workflow

Working with the Co-Pilot is similar to how you would work with a human colleague. Let's take a quick look at the overall workflow before we dive into the details:

1. Create a new Co-Pilot session and upload the product data you want the AI to work with.
2. After Co-Pilot has processed the data, you can start chatting to it about what you want it to do.
3. Co-Pilot will take your requests and propose a solution on the Blueprint Canvas. Keep chatting to refine the proposed work.
4. When you are happy with the plan you can apply it to your data. You will be presented with a list of all the changes that will be made to your EandoX library, so that you can make sure everything looks right before any data is changed.

This workflow allows you to confidently make big changes, without having to do all the manual work yourself.

Starting a new Co-Pilot session

To get started with EandoX Co-Pilot, click the Co-Pilot  button in the top right corner of the page.

This will open up the Co-Pilot sidebar. If this is your first time using Co-Pilot, this will be empty.

To start a new session, click the +  button in the sidebar header to show the creation popup.

Give your session a descriptive name that reflects its purpose. This will make it easy to find and resume your work later. Once you've entered the name, click Create session  to begin.

You session will be created, and opened in the sidepanel.

The Co-Pilot sidepanel

When a co-pilot session is open, you will see four main components:

1. Session selector: This is where you navigate between your different Co-Pilot sessions or create new ones.
2. Blueprint canvas: This is where you preview and review all changes that Co-Pilot proposes before they're implemented in your library.
3. Chat window: This is where you chat with Co-Pilot, and ask questions, request changes, and guide the AI's work.
4. Save button: Once you're satisfied with the proposed changes in the Blueprint Canvas, use the save button to initiate the review process. This gives you a final opportunity to verify all modifications before they are permanently applied to your EandoX library.

Uploading product data

Before Co-Pilot can do anything, it needs to have access the product data you want to work with. The chat window will prompt you to upload product related files.

You can upload multiple files at once, and they will be processed together. The supported file types are PDF, XLSX, and XLS.

You can view what files are currently uploaded, add new files, or remove existing ones by clicking the file bar next to the chat window:

Working with the product data

Once your files are uploaded, you can start interacting with Co-Pilot through the chat interface. Type your own messages in the chat window, or use the suggested quick-action buttons that appear during the conversation to guide Co-Pilot in processing your product data.

Once you give Co-Pilot a task, it will start processing your request. The chat will be temporarily paused while the AI works on a solution. As soon as it's ready, Co-Pilot will provide a summary of its actions, and you'll see the proposed modifications displayed on the Blueprint Canvas, ready for your review:

— Focus areas

When tasking Co-Pilot it's important to consider the focus area of the task. The focus area determines which part of the product data Co-Pilot will work with, and give it additional context of how to handle your request.

You change the focus area using the focus area selector in the chat window:

The four focus areas are Components, Materials, Transport and Factories.

— Adding specific context

If you want Co-Pilot to work on specific parts of the proposed changes, you can add Blueprint Nodes to the chat context. Simply click on any node you want to include. It will be highlighted with a blue border in the Blueprint Canvas, and its name will appear above the chat text input.

If you need to remove a node from the context, either click the node again to deselect it, or click the x  next to its name above the chat input.

Saving the changes

When you're happy with the proposed changes in the Blueprint Canvas, it's time to apply them to your library. To do this, click the Save products  button.

This will prompt Co-Pilot to analyze how the proposed changes should be implemented. Then, you will be taken to the Change Report for a final review.

The Change Report provides a detailed rundown of how your data will be modified. It clearly highlights what will be created, modified, or deleted, with additions shown in green and removals in red for easy visual reference.

Once you've reviewed the changes, click the Apply Changes  button to implement them in your library.

Co-Pilot will process the changes and automatically return you to the Session View when finished. From there, you can either continue working with your current data and session or begin a fresh task with a new session.

Next steps

Once you have used the EandoX Co-Pilot to import your data, you can then directly navigate around the platform to begin using the data in various ways based on your needs. We advise that you go through your new records and double-check the data, to see if there are any missing gaps.

For example, if you imported several products with the Co-Pilot, you should now have access to each of them as separate records in the Products section of EandoX. You should be able to immediately go into each of these records, to analyse the initial calculations data.

If you additionally imported component data, you can also access and validate these records in the Components section.