A global supply chain company relies on OutSystems for critical business applications, including pricing, risk assessment, contract management, and new business case approvals. Ensuring these applications remained reliable across development, QA, and production required engineers to review dozens of pages of platform logs every week, a time-consuming and reactive process that limited their ability to focus on higher-value projects.
Built in just five days, the Log Analyzer agent automates this routine through continuous monitoring, helping teams identify issues more efficiently while saving up to 1.640 engineering hours per year, depending on adoption.
- Automated workflow: Replace reactive, manual log checks with a governed, automated routine;
- Continuous monitoring: Platform logs are scanned continuously, so critical problems surface without anyone having to look for them;
- Severity ranking: Each issue is classified by how serious it is;
- Targeted alerts: The right engineer is notified as soon as a critical problem appears;
- Ready-to-use reports: Findings arrive as clear reports the team can act on;
- Visibility beyond IT: Finance, compliance, and commercial teams can understand application health without technical help;
Main results
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Hours back to the team
Automating log review can save up to 1.640 engineering hours a year, depending on adoption
Earlier detection
Issues are caught as they happen, not at the next manual review
Automatic prioritization
Critical incidents rise to the top without human intervention
Faster response
Alerts reach the right engineers directly, which speeds up fixes and lowers the risk of downtime
Focus on higher-value work
Engineers spend less time on repetitive troubleshooting and more on strategic tasks
One view for IT and business
Automatic reports give Finance, Compliance, Risk, and Contract Management teams a shared picture of application health, with fewer information silos
The Log Analyzer agent classifies issues by severity, sends targeted notifications to the right engineers, and produces reports that business teams can read too. To see how these pieces work together, download the use case.
