SyteRay Features

Evidence-First AI for Infor SyteLine

SyteRay puts a verifiable AI layer over your on-premise SyteLine database. Ask questions and get answers backed by SQL you can read. Watch live dashboards. Run multi-table investigations. Make governed edits with a full audit trail. All of it on your own servers.

Evidence-First Chat Answers over Live SyteLine Data

Every number arrives with the SQL that produced it.

Ask a question in plain English, such as which customer orders are past due at your site, and SyteRay answers from your live SyteLine database, not a stale export. What makes it different from a generic chatbot is the evidence contract: every answer ships with the exact SQL that was executed and the source tables it read, so anyone can verify the number instead of trusting it.

Under the hood, questions are grounded in a compiled schema pack (1,970 tables on the reference deployment) and validated by a query enforcer before anything runs. Queries that reference tables or columns that do not exist in your database are rejected and regenerated, which is how SyteRay avoids the confident-but-wrong answers that make generic AI unusable against an ERP.

Read: From question to governed SQL

Live Dashboards: 13 Curated Views

KPI tiles, sortable tables, and charts over live data, with CSV export and print.

SyteRay ships 13 curated dashboard views out of the box, covering the questions manufacturing teams ask daily: open orders, bookings, shipments, inventory, and more. Each dashboard combines KPI tiles, sortable tables, and charts, all rendered from your live database rather than an overnight warehouse refresh.

Every dashboard supports CSV export and printing, so the numbers move into your morning meeting or month-end pack without screenshots. Because dashboards read the same semantic views as chat answers, the number on the dashboard always matches the number in the conversation.

Read: SyteLine dashboards without a BI project

Deep Research: Multi-Table Investigation Reports

One prompt, a structured report drawn from across your ERP.

Some questions cannot be answered by one query: what is really going on with a customer, an item, or a vendor requires joining orders, shipments, invoices, quality records, and history. SyteRay's Deep Research mode runs a multi-table investigation across your SyteLine database and assembles the findings into a structured, consulting-style report, with live progress updates while it works.

The result reads like an analyst's brief: an executive summary, the supporting detail, and the evidence behind each finding. It turns hours of manual cross-referencing across SyteLine forms into a single request.

Read: Inside SyteRay Deep Research

Governed Record Editing

Preview, confirm, audit trail, undo. Writes are earned, not assumed.

Reading data is safe; changing it is where trust is won or lost. SyteRay's editing flow is governed end to end: you see a preview of exactly what will change, you explicitly confirm it, the change is recorded in a full audit trail, and it can be undone. Nothing writes to your ERP silently.

This is deliberately conservative by design. An AI layer over a production ERP should make every change inspectable before it happens and reversible after, and that is the standard SyteRay holds itself to.

Read: How governed editing works

Stored-Procedure Intelligence

8,636 procedures cataloged and effect-classified on the reference deployment.

Decades of SyteLine customization live in stored procedures that nobody fully remembers. SyteRay crawls your procedure catalog and classifies every procedure's side effects: what it reads, what it writes, what other procedures it calls, and the transitive effects of those calls. On the reference deployment that meant 8,636 procedures cataloged and safety-classified, with 799 escalated by transitive effect analysis alone.

The payoff is twofold. Developers get instant impact analysis (what breaks if this table changes, which procedures touch this column) and SyteRay itself uses the effect classification as a safety gate: procedures with write effects are treated with the same governance as record edits.

Read: Classifying every procedure's side effects

Semantic Layer: One Source of Truth

SyteRay_ views encode correct SyteLine business definitions once.

Every SyteLine site has lived the meeting where two reports disagree about how many orders are open. The root cause is usually definitional: different reports encode different filters for what counts as open. SyteRay solves this with a semantic layer of namespaced SyteRay_ views that encode each business definition, such as open orders, bookings, and shipments, exactly once.

Chat answers, dashboards, and Deep Research all read the same views, so the same question gives the same answer everywhere. The views live in your database, are plainly readable SQL, and can be reviewed by your DBA like any other database object.

Read: Why we built semantic views

On-Prem by Design, Air-Gap Friendly

Built for SyteLine CSI 10 on-premise. Your data never leaves.

SyteRay is built for on-premise Infor SyteLine / CloudSuite Industrial 10 on Microsoft SQL Server, and it deploys inside your network, in your data center or private cloud. Inference can run on local models, so fully air-gapped operation is a supported configuration, not an afterthought.

For manufacturers under ITAR, CMMC, or customer flow-down constraints, this is the difference between an AI project that passes security review and one that dies there. The data flow diagram is short: your ERP, your server, your network.

Read: Why your ERP data should never leave

See SyteRay on Your Own SyteLine Data

A demo takes 30 minutes. An evaluation install takes an afternoon.