The assistant in your ERP. It answers as you.
Aria
Ask a question in ERPNext or in the Kremio app. Aria reads your records with your permissions, nobody else's, answers with the documents it drew from, and can propose the next step for you to confirm. It never submits anything on its own.
Built into the platform
This is not an agent you switch on. It is part of how Infinary runs — the foundation the agents stand on, there from the moment your system is paired.
What it does
Aria is the assistant in your ERP: on every page of ERPNext's Desk, and in the Kremio app. Each question carries a short pass your own site signs, so Aria reads with the asking person's permissions and can't show them a record they couldn't open themselves. Answers name the records they came from. In action mode Aria proposes a change, and nothing is submitted until the person confirms it on their own login. Every call lands in your site's Action Log.
The Problem Today
"Older business software answers questions only if you already know which report to run. And an AI assistant that reads through one shared account would show everyone the same records, whatever their role."
How Infinary Handles It
Ask in plain English. Aria answers from your records with your own permissions, shows you where each answer came from, and can prepare the next step for you to confirm.
What a run looks like
What a conversation looks like
An outdoor gear maker sees more of one tent model coming back. The production lead asks Aria: 'Show me every return in the last six months for tents built with sealant batch X.' Aria ties the returns to the serial numbers and answers with the records behind each one. The pattern points at a single supplier's batch.
The production lead asks for a supplier notice. Aria proposes one, and the production lead checks it against the cited records, edits it, and decides what goes out. A colleague who can't open quality inspections, asking the same question, gets only what their role can see.
How It Works
Step
By Step
Ask
Type the question the way you'd say it, in the Desk or in Kremio. No report names, no filters.
Your site signs
A pass for this one question: who is asking, in which conversation, good for fifteen minutes.
It reads as you
Aria reads your records with your permissions and answers with the documents it drew from.
You confirm
In action mode, any change it proposes waits for you to confirm it on your own login.
What Changes
What You Get
Every answer names the records it came from, so trust is checkable, not asked for.
Aria reads with the asking person's permissions. Nobody sees more through Aria than they could open in the Desk.
Nothing is submitted until you confirm it on your own login, and the record notes "Submitted via Aria".
