Key Features
Explore the core capabilities that power AI-driven operations in Supervity
This page explains the core capabilities of Supervity, organized by how different users typically use the platform.
If you came here from:
- Quick Start (Business User) → focus on agent behavior and use cases
- Ops/Admin path → focus on governance, execution, and monitoring
- Developer path → focus on APIs, integrations, and extensibility
You don’t need to learn everything at once — follow the sections relevant to your role.
Overview
Supervity combines:
- AI agents that plan and execute work autonomously
- Human-in-command controls for safety and governance
- A powerful execution engine with APIs and integrations
Together, these capabilities allow teams to delegate operational work to AI without losing visibility or control.
Conversational Agent Creation
This is the foundation of Supervity.
Instead of configuring steps manually, you describe what outcome you want.
Example:
"When someone fills out the contact form, create a lead in Salesforce and notify the sales team on Slack."
The agent:
- Understands intent
- Plans the workflow
- Selects tools and actions
- Surfaces the plan for approval
This is the primary entry point for Business Users and the abstraction layer for Developers and Ops teams.
Common Use Cases
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If you are a Business User, start here.
AI-Managed Email Operations
- Daily digest emails
- Automated responses
- Email-to-CRM workflows
- Newsletter distribution
File & Document Operations
- Automatic backups
- File organization
- Format conversion
- Cross-platform sync
Business Process Automation
- Lead qualification
- Approval workflows
- Task assignment
- Report generation
Data Operations
- Data extraction
- Format transformation
- Multi-source aggregation
- Scheduled exports
These use cases are implemented by agents, not static workflows.
Visual Workflow Oversight
Supervity automatically generates workflows.
The visual builder exists for inspection, refinement, and supervision.
Capabilities include:
- Graph-based execution visualization
- Real-time step status
- Input/output inspection
- Detailed execution logs
This is especially important for Ops/Admin teams managing reliability and scale.
Human Review & Approvals
Human oversight is a first-class capability, not an afterthought.
You can define:
- Approval steps for critical actions
- Manual inputs when judgment is required
- Multi-level approvals and escalation rules
- Timeouts and fallback behavior
Use cases include:
- Financial approvals
- Content moderation
- Compliance workflows
→ Next for Ops/Admins:
Human Review & Approvals
Scheduling & Automation
Agents can run in multiple execution modes:
- Manual runs (on demand)
- Scheduled execution (daily, weekly, cron)
- Event-based triggers
- API-driven execution
Scheduling controls when agents operate — not how they work.
→ Next for Ops/Admins:
Scheduling & Automation
Execution History & Logs
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Supervity provides full transparency into agent execution:
- Complete run history
- Step-level logs and timings
- Success/failure metrics
- Search and filtering
- Exportable audit logs
This is critical for:
- Debugging
- Audits
- Reliability analysis
Intelligent Error Handling
Agents handle failure gracefully:
- Automatic retries with backoff
- Timeouts to prevent hanging
- Error notifications
- Fallback paths
- Detailed error context
Errors pause execution when human intervention is required.
Data Transformation & Logic
Agents can:
- Convert formats (JSON, CSV, XML)
- Extract structured data from text
- Apply calculations and formulas
- Combine data from multiple sources
- Apply conditional routing
This powers complex operations without manual glue code.
Parallel Execution
Independent steps can run simultaneously to improve speed:
- Faster end-to-end execution
- Efficient resource use
- Better user experience
Parallelism is handled automatically where possible.
Team Collaboration & Versioning
Teams can collaborate safely:
- Shared workspaces
- Role-based access (Admin, Editor, Viewer, Runner)
- Workflow version history
- Rollback support
- Change audit trails
API & Webhooks
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If you are an IT or Developer user, this is your next stop.
Supervity exposes:
- REST APIs for workflows, runs, schedules, chats, and forms
- Webhooks for event-driven execution
- Secure authentication and token-based access
APIs allow you to:
- Trigger agents programmatically
- Embed Supervity into external systems
- Integrate with existing platforms
→ Next for Developers:
API Reference
Integrations Overview
Platform Capabilities
Performance
- Fast step execution
- Concurrent workflows
- High availability
Security
- Encrypted connections
- Secure credential storage
- MFA and SSO
- Compliance-ready architecture
→ Next:
Security & Privacy
Where to Go Next
🧑💼 Business Users
⚙️ Ops & Admin Teams
🧑💻 IT & Developers
Supervity’s features are designed to work together as a system —
agents execute, humans govern, and teams scale with confidence.