Ask anything, in plain English
Query your live environment the way you'd ask a colleague. No query language, no report builder.
Get dashboards, not data dumps
Aida generates charts, dashboards, and reports on the fly and then refines them when you ask a follow-up.
Enterprise-safe by design
An Adaptiva-controlled LLM microservice keeps customer data inside your boundary. Nothing is shared externally.
Ask the question, get the answer, move on.
IT and security teams aren't short on data, they're short on hours. The answer to "which devices are exposed right now?" is already in your environment. Getting it out usually means a console, a filter, an export, and a spreadsheet.
Aida removes those steps. Ask the question, get the answer, move on.
Aida in OneSite Patch
Ask Aida what's exposed and what's been fixed. It reads live patch data from OneSite Patch and answers immediately.
Example asks:
- "Show me devices missing critical patches from the last 30 days."
- "Which products have the most open vulnerabilities?"
- "What's my patch compliance by business unit?"
Build patching strategies by describing them
Patching strategies in OneSite Patch define what gets patched, for whom, in what order, and with which approvals. Building one normally means working through waves, channels, bots, business units, and approval rules.
With Aida, you describe the strategy and it builds it.
Aida in OneSite Device Inventory
OneSite Device Inventory collects real-time data from devices using lightweight sensors — nearly 200 built in, plus your own via PowerShell, WMI, VBScript, or workflows. Aida puts all of it behind a chat box.
Example asks:
- "Show me local accounts created in the past 24 hours."
- "Show CPU, memory, and disk space across all devices."
- "Give me geolocation for every device by country and region."
Then refine it in the same conversation — "limit that to the top five most important properties" or "change the chart to show memory instead of CPU" — and Aida rebuilds the view.
Because the data is gathered from devices in real time when you ask, answers reflect the environment as it is right now, not as it was at the last inventory scan.




