The Ontology. Your business, written down.

The Ontology is what Othor AI knows about your business, written down as records you can read: how each number is defined, what your words mean, what you are aiming for, and what is normal for you. The nightly run is compiled from it. Change the Ontology, and the next run follows.

It is one page, in four parts.

Facts about the company and its goals, each goal with where the year is tracking: “₹60 Cr by 31 Mar · tracking ₹58.4 Cr”.

Every number you confirmed: its definition, its source, today’s value and the briefs that use it. Open one to see its chart against its band, the exact SQL that computes it (read-only, copy it), its rules, where it is used and its recent findings. A number that needs a source says what it needs and where it could come from.

What your terms mean, so “dispatch”, “invoice” or a plant’s short name read the same way everywhere.

What is normal for you, such as Diwali week, a quarter-end push or a plant shutdown, with dates. Sweep doesn’t flag what a known pattern explains; it lists it under Suppressed instead.

• Tell Othor AI: say the change in a line. Othor AI shows it as a record, with its computed effect, before you apply it.
• From Home: accept a proposal, or answer a question.

Drafts only. Numbers are computed, not written. Nothing changes until you apply.

Every change makes a new version: who made it, when, what changed, where it came from and its effect. Compare any two versions. Restore an old one, and it becomes the newest version; nothing is overwritten.