Orbit — The Assistant Inside Your Space
New
- Ask Orbit how to do something and get an answer about your own space — in English, Thai or Bengali, and about the modules you actually have switched on rather than the ones you do not. It answers from SpaceOS's own module reference, release notes and product decks, and when the answer is not in there it says it does not know instead of inventing one
- Open the assistant from any dashboard page and keep it open while you work. It sits alongside the screen you are on instead of taking it over, and it remembers the conversation
- Ask to be taken somewhere and be taken there. Orbit opens the right page, rings the exact control you asked about, and can fill a form in ahead of you — always a page you were already allowed to open, and always leaving the button for you to press
- Ask what the business actually did and get the number with a link to the page it came from, so you can check it. Sales and money, stock and products, orders and customers, bookings and resources — read out of the same reports your screens use, never from a query the assistant wrote itself, and never showing you anything your own permissions would not
- See exactly what Orbit is about to change before it changes anything. Every action that would write something comes back as a card naming the record and the change; nothing happens until a person taps Confirm, the card works once and once only, and permissions are checked again at the moment of the tap. Confirming from a voice session or from a connected outside AI client carries the change out today — confirming in the typed chat panel records the approval and does not yet make the change, which is still being finished
- Ask for a deck, a report or a spreadsheet and get a real file. Orbit turns a data answer into a branded deck or report you can preview and export as PDF, or into a genuine .pptx, .docx or .xlsx — with the credit cost shown before generation starts, progress while it runs, and a download link when it is done. A table can also be pulled straight out as CSV
- Find every document the space has generated on one page, with retention limits, a delete that really deletes, and a shareable link you can send outside the space and revoke afterwards
- Let an approved AI client outside SpaceOS work with a space. A space owner creates a key, names it, decides whether it may only read or may also propose changes, and revokes it — and the key carries one person's permissions and one space's modules, re-checked on every single call. A change asked for from outside still comes back as a card somebody in SpaceOS has to approve
- Talk to Orbit instead of typing — press-to-talk or hands-free, in English, Thai or Bengali, with a live transcript that joins the same conversation as your typed messages, minutes counted on our clock and shown while you speak, and the same confirm card for anything that would change something. ⚠️ Preview only: every run so far has been against a test stand-in, no person has held a conversation with it and no real microphone audio has been through it, so voice is not yet something to put in front of a customer
- Give every space a credit budget and stop worrying about a runaway bill. Credits are set aside before a request runs and settled after, so several people asking at once cannot push a space past its cap between them; there is a warning before the cap, a friendly pause at it, and nothing auto-bills or auto-upgrades. A top-up is something the owner buys deliberately, through the billing they already use
- See where the assistant's credits went — balance, reset date, and usage broken down by what it was used for and by which member of staff, without exposing anybody's conversations
Improved
- The assistant is switched off by default, hidden from the customer-facing module catalogue, and enabled one space at a time by a platform administrator — so no space gets it by accident
- Which AI model each capability uses is now a setting an administrator changes rather than code we redeploy, so a better or cheaper model can be adopted without a release
- Super Admin gains an AI section covering the model registry, credit plans and grants, ledger settings, and what each space cost against what it was charged — with estimated figures flagged as estimates rather than presented as fact
- There is an off switch for the assistant per space, per capability, and one global switch above all of them. With it off, users are told the assistant is unavailable and no request reaches any AI service at all
- AI spend joins the existing daily cost snapshot, so it appears alongside the rest of the platform's running costs instead of in a report of its own
- Prices are stated in credits and in plain language throughout — no token counts anywhere, because nobody should have to learn what a token is to read their own bill
- Every assistant screen reads in Bengali and Thai as well as English. ⚠️ That wording is machine-authored and checked mechanically for completeness only — whether it reads naturally has not yet been confirmed by a native speaker, and voice reads these lines aloud