Order exceptions arrive with the context to decide.

Bring order, inventory, fulfillment, and customer context together before an operations owner chooses the resolution.

An order operations specialist reviewing an exception list beside a live operations screen.
§ 01 · The approach

Order exception handling

Kora runs order exception handling as a governed workflow: an agent gathers order, inventory, fulfillment, and customer context, prepares the available resolution paths, and routes the exception to an operations owner before the approved result is written back.

01

The exception arrives prepared

The order, stock position, fulfillment status, prior messages, and allowed actions reach the owner in one case instead of separate screens.

02

A person owns the change

The agent can prepare options under released rules, while substitutions, timing changes, credits, and cancellations route to the owner who can approve them.

03

The resolution returns to the source

The approved action and customer update return to the order and support systems, with the route and outcome attached to the run.

§ 02 · FAQ

Questions, answered.

What teams ask when they evaluate Kora for this problem.

Teams can model stock shortages, fulfillment delays, address problems, substitutions, partial shipments, cancellations, and other repeatable exceptions with explicit owners and resolution paths.

Only actions explicitly allowed by the released workflow can take the routine path. Changes outside those rules route to an operations owner before anything is written back.

Kora coordinates the process across the order, inventory, fulfillment, and support systems you already run, then writes the approved resolution back through controlled operations.

A macro drafts a response. Kora runs the decision path around it: gather operational context, apply released rules, route exceptions to the right owner, update connected systems, and retain the outcome.
§ 03 · Next step

Bring one order exception.

In a demo, bring an order your team had to untangle. We will show how the workflow prepares the context, routes the decision, and records the resolution.