Our team spends every Monday on the same spreadsheet.
Collecting data, updating tickets and sending reports takes hours every week. oolak turns these routines into workflows that run on schedule, involve an AI model where it helps and stop for approval when it counts.
What usually happens
- Data is exported, merged and cleaned by hand every week.
- Reports are rebuilt from scratch for every meeting.
- Small manual steps are forgotten when someone is on leave.
What changes
- Hours of manual work come back to your team every week.
- Routines run the same way every time, even during holidays.
- Every automated action is visible and approved.
How it works, step by step
Pick a trigger
Start on a schedule, on an event such as a new import, or from a webhook.
Add the steps
Choose steps such as sync, scan, ticket, notify or ask an AI model for a summary.
Add a safety check
Insert an approval step before anything that changes a system.
Try it, then switch it on
A dry run shows what would happen, and the live view shows every run step by step.
The features behind it
Let routine security work run itself.
Build workflows by filling in a form, without writing code.
Learn more AI assistantAsk your security data a question, in plain language.
Connect the AI assistant you already use, or a model running inside your own network, and ask things like "which internet-facing servers have critical issues this week?".
Learn more Reporting and dashboardsShow progress with real numbers, not estimates.
Every scan cycle adds to a trend that management can trust.
Learn moreSee oolak on your own data in 14 days.
We install oolak in your environment, connect your tools and show you your real risk picture. You keep everything it finds.
Technical details
Do we need a developer to build workflows?
What happens if a worker restarts mid-run?
More problems oolak solves
A critical vulnerability is in the news. Are we affected?
Find every affected system in minutes, scan just those systems and track the fix until it is confirmed.
See how it works Shadow ITWhich of our servers has everyone forgotten about?
Bring forgotten test servers, old subdomains and unmanaged hosts to light, and give each one an owner.
See how it works