General AI knows the internet. Network Copilot knows your network.
Network Copilot connects to the monitoring you already run and answers your team's questions about devices, alerts and traffic in plain language, so engineers spend less time switching between dashboards and more time acting on what they find.
Here’s an overview of your monitored environment.
Your network summary and active alerts can help the team identify which areas need attention first.
Illustrative interface preview — example figures, not live customer data.
Network monitoring systems collect valuable information. Network Copilot adds a conversational intelligence layer that helps teams explore the information they already have, investigate operational questions, and receive scheduled summaries.
It is designed to complement supported monitoring systems - not replace the tools and expertise your people already depend on. What changes is how your team spends its day.
Multiple screens. Fragmented information. More effort.
One chat. Connected data. Clear answers.
Move from a question to an insight, then make that intelligence part of the operating routine.
Ask natural-language questions about supported monitoring information and explore answers through follow-up conversations.
See example questions →Review device availability and active alerts to help identify operational issues that may need further investigation.
Explore use cases →Configure network health reports and deliver them to designated recipients by email on a schedule.
See how it works →Manage supported organisation branding, monitoring integrations, users, and operational configuration in a dedicated portal.
Explore the workflow →Network Copilot lets teams start with the operational question they need to answer, then explore the monitoring information available to them.
Walk through a use case →Get an overview of monitored device availability and key health information.
Explore reported device status and identify where further investigation may be needed.
Bring attention to returned alerts and the operational details they contain.
Configure scheduled reports so operational summaries reach the people who need them.
Start with supported monitoring data, configure the experience, and make network intelligence part of your team's routine.
Integrate with a supported NMS environment so the assistant can retrieve the monitoring information available through the configured connection.
Use the conversational interface to explore device availability, network health summaries, and active alerts.
Configure supported reports, recipients, organisation settings, integrations, and users through the customer-specific portal.
Network Copilot currently integrates with LibreNMS, retrieving device, health, and alert information through the configured connection and answering questions about it in natural language.
Your monitoring tools tell you something has happened. Follow a single alert to see how Network Copilot helps your team understand it and decide what to do.
Monitoring flags rising interface errors on a core uplink. On its own, the alert says what is happening, not why.
Instead of opening several dashboards, they ask Copilot what is causing it and whether anything else is affected.
It brings together interface history, related device alerts and syslog entries from the connected sources.
Copilot explains when it started, what it affects and where to look first. The engineer checks it and makes the call.
Interface errors are rising on the core uplink. What's causing this, and is anything else affected?
From interface history, device alerts and syslog:
Illustrative example. Network Copilot complements monitoring dashboards and alerts. Its findings and recommendations depend on the data and tools available through configured integrations, and should be validated by the responsible engineer.
Bring monitoring systems and logs together through connected MCPs and APIs, then explore the information through a simple conversation.
Existing tools and telemetry
Network monitoring
Network monitoring
Monitoring & alerts
Network managementMCPs, APIs and connectors
Illustrative architecture. Available data and recommendations depend on configured sources, integrations and permissions.
Ask a question and Network Copilot investigates the way an engineer would. It finds the relevant ports, checks billing and routing, then brings the results together into one answer. Every check appears on screen as it happens.
Each query to your monitoring systems appears as it runs, with how long it took. No black box.
Interface traffic, billing and routing data are correlated into a single, clear explanation.
The answer shows what it is based on, so your team can check it and make the call.
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How has our upstream traffic behaved over the last two days?
I'll start by finding which ports and bills are tagged as upstream or transit.
Illustrative example based on Network Copilot's live progress view. Figures are examples, not customer data. Available checks depend on configured integrations and permissions.
Designed for teams that need a clearer, more accessible way to work with monitoring information.
Explore device status, alerts, and operational health across a monitored environment.
Make supported monitoring information easier to retrieve and communicate.
Establish a configurable foundation for customer-specific network intelligence workflows.
Network Copilot is designed to complement supported monitoring tools. Its answers depend on the information available through each configured integration, helping users investigate what the data can support without replacing engineering judgement.
