Integrations
Custom integrations
Not on the list? We'll build it with you
Alloy's forward-deployed engineers connect the agent to your custom robot APIs and in-house tools. An investigation then does not stop at the edge of the integrations list.
Setup: Alloy builds and connects it with you.
What to use it for
- A robot or fleet API. Read logs, configuration and status for the robots in scope.
- An in-house dashboard or data service. Read the numbers your team already checks by hand.
- A fleet backend. Bring in evidence that lives only in your own systems, such as machine configuration.
Example
Fictional example.
Ask: With the fleet-management service connected: "LD-17 stopped short of the tipping point three times this morning. What is different about LD-17?"
Agent: Its approach stop distance is 0.35 m; the other loaders use 0.05 m. The value changed on LD-17 yesterday at 16:20. [The three stops linked]
How to use it
- Talk to us. Tell us about the system and one recent issue where the data would have helped.
- Agree the scope. Give us a credential scoped to what the agent may read.
- We build and switch it on. We test it against one robot first.
- Ask as usual. Name the robot, the time and what you saw, in the app, in Slack or on a Jira ticket.