Check how Coolbit AI works before starting an evaluation
Choose an operational scenario and walk through how Coolbit AI uses telemetry, context, procedures, and artificial intelligence to explain a situation, prioritize what matters, and prepare the next step.
Select a scenario, fill in three fields, and get instant access. Scenarios use demonstration data and real product capabilities.
What you can check
Don’t review a feature list. Follow an operational decision.
The demo is designed to answer specific questions about the product.
What does it observe?
Review which telemetry, assets, events, and context are available in the scenario.
What does it interpret?
See how Coolbit AI correlates signals, historical data, topology, procedures, and operational knowledge.
What does it explain?
Review cause, trends, relationships, and recommendations within the scenario’s scope.
What can it automate?
Identify which tasks run via rules, agents, or workflows, and which require human validation.
What does it leave as evidence?
Check the sources, states, reports, logs, and results used during the walkthrough.
The demo isn’t about trusting a claim. It’s about being able to inspect how the result is built.
Scenario selector
Choose what you want to check
Each scenario starts with a different problem and uses only the capabilities relevant to solving it.
Step 1 · Scenario selected
Alarm management
Correlates an alarm storm, uses machine learning and electrical/mechanical topology, identifies the root cause, suppresses false positives, and follows the escalation flow.
Step 2 · Complete your access
This form is currently only available in Spanish — the fields are self-explanatory.
Submitting the form above records your request. Press the button to continue and explore the scenario.
Transparency
A useful demo distinguishes the scenario from the capability
The demo should show what’s simulated, what Coolbit AI actually does, and what would depend on a client’s architecture.
The scenarios may use
This data must not be presented as information from a real client.
The demo may show, depending on the scenario
This function is part of Coolbit AI. Its final scope depends on the architecture, data, permissions, and integrations of each implementation.
Limits
A technical walkthrough doesn’t replace an evaluation of your infrastructure
The demo helps you understand the product flow. On its own, it doesn’t demonstrate:
How does Coolbit AI work?
How would it work within my operation?
Next step
Want to test it against your operation’s architecture?
After going through the demo, the next step isn’t another presentation.
The review defines which capabilities can be demonstrated with your data and what the implementation requires.
Frequently asked questions
Questions about the Coolbit AI demo
Yes. The demo only asks for Name, Company, and Work email. After submitting the form, access to the selected scenario is immediate and requires no manual approval.
Scenarios may use simulated or purpose-built demonstration data. The interface identifies it clearly.
Yes. The demo uses only confirmed Coolbit AI capabilities. The exact scope may vary with each implementation’s architecture and integrations.
That belongs to an architecture review or a later POC, where sources, security, permissions, and scope are defined.
No, unless there is express authorization and approved anonymization. By default, the scenarios are for demonstration only.
Yes. You can switch between the six scenarios without restarting the process.
Yes, within the Alarm Management scenario and the vertical scenarios where that capability is part of the flow.
Yes. The Operating Procedures scenario shows the relationship between context and authorized SOPs/MOPs/EOPs.
Yes. The Reporting scenario lets you generate a sample based on the period and data in the demonstration environment.
If the flow is relevant to your operation, you can request an architecture review to evaluate how Coolbit AI would apply to your sources, rules, and systems.
Pick a problem. See how Coolbit AI interprets it.
Six scenarios, real product capabilities, and clearly identified demonstration data. Once the flow makes sense for your operation, the next step is reviewing your architecture.