App Studio gives you ready-to-configure app blueprints for supply chain, with the data model, screens, skills, and workflows already built. Tailor one with a copilot, or describe something brand new.
App Studio is the application layer of the platform, where teams deploy AI apps from ready-to-configure blueprints, tailor a blueprint with a copilot, or build a brand-new app. Describe the job or the change in plain language, and App Studio assembles a working app from the same building blocks every blueprint uses: the data model, screens, business rules, Athena IQ skills, workflows, and approval steps, all running on your governed business data.
The App Studio copilot makes the change, shows you exactly what it touched, and waits for you to publish.
Start from the closest match. Every blueprint is fully editable, and whatever you change can be reused across sites and teams.
Low-code builders start blank. Planning suites start rigid. App Studio starts with your business already modeled.
We used to carry a lot of institutional knowledge in one person’s head and one spreadsheet. ConverSight gave us a way to actually see and explain our inventory decisions, not just make them.
The recommended purchase order storyboard is what we build our purchases around now. It’s not a report we glance at, it’s how we make the call, every single day.
It’s not just about doing the same work faster — it’s about increasing our entire effectiveness. With ConverSight, we can instantly get answers from our data instead of spending hours running SQL queries.
In ConverSight App Studio, a blueprint is a ready-to-configure application: the data model, screens, business rules, Athena IQ skills, workflows, and approval steps, packaged together. You deploy it on your own Digital Cube and tailor it to how you run, instead of building from a blank page.
ConverSight App Studio doesn’t require one. You can describe a brand-new app in plain language, and App Studio builds it from the same building blocks. Most teams start from the closest blueprint because it’s faster.
In ConverSight, the App Studio copilot is Athena IQ, the platform’s AI assistant, working inside App Studio. You describe what you want in plain language, and it builds or changes the app in a draft. There is no separate assistant to learn.
In ConverSight App Studio, you describe the change, such as a new screen, rule, or workflow step, and the copilot makes it in a draft. It lists exactly what it changed, and nothing goes live until the change is approved and published.
In ConverSight App Studio, every blueprint shows which screens your data already supports and which need another source. You can go live with what’s ready, and the rest appears as you connect more systems.
In ConverSight App Studio, each published version is frozen and kept. When a new version is released, you choose when to adopt it, and your own changes stay in your version.
Yes. ConverSight App Studio apps read from and write back to NetSuite, Acumatica, Sage, Microsoft Dynamics, Fishbowl, and Katana, among more than 150 connectors. Changes follow the approval path you set in ConverSight Decision Hub, and your ERP stays the system of record.
ConverSight App Studio doesn’t require them. Blueprints are tailored in plain language with the copilot. Teams who want to go further can work with templates and a CLI, but that’s optional.
In ConverSight, an app is where a team does a job: data, screens, workflow, and Athena IQ in one place. Agents live in ConverSight Decision Hub and work without being asked, monitoring and recommending actions for approval. Apps and agents share one approval path.
Yes. ConverSight App Studio lets partners publish blueprints, control which customers and resellers see them, push new versions, and white-label App Studio. See the Partner Program for details.
