Start with the decision
Describe the business question or data-preparation goal the team is trying to resolve.
Bring business questions, selected data, and team definitions into AI-assisted workflows. Explore answers and proposed next steps—then let people review before changes are made.
Set the question, choose the information the task may use, and add definitions that make the answer easier to judge. DDL supports asking questions and proposing workflow steps; people stay responsible for review.
Describe the business question or data-preparation goal the team is trying to resolve.
Bring selected information and team definitions into the agent’s working context.
Inspect an answer or proposed plan; approve, revise, or decline before changes are carried out.
AI output can be wrong. Model routes, data scope, and permissions depend on each organization’s configuration; people review proposed plans before work proceeds.
Example questions—not customer results. What is possible depends on the data, definitions, and workflows an organization makes available.
Bring service, branch, and portfolio reporting into a clearer review.Example question: Which service teams need attention this week?
Compare stock movement and delivery performance across regions.Example question: Where are deliveries or stock positions falling behind plan?
Review output, quality, and downtime across production lines.Example question: Which lines are seeing repeated stoppages?
Compare crop, harvest, and collection patterns across fields.Example question: Where are yield or collection patterns changing?
AI is the center of the story. DDL’s workspace, SQL, data preparation, data foundations, and observability give teams a place to make the work visible and reviewable.
Explore the DDL workspaceDelman has worked with enterprise data since 2018. DDL is available on-premise; model routes and data paths depend on each organization’s configuration.