Ask how any screen works, what is overdue, or what still blocks this CAPA from closing — and have it open the page for you. It reads your records under your own login and never changes one.
Answers how NominalQC works from the app’s own definitions — routes, fields, roles and permissions — so what it says matches the screen in front of you
Looks up your records: what is overdue, which gauges are due, a record by number, part or keyword — only what your own login can see
Knows which record you have open: “what is still missing before this CAPA can close?”, “which characteristics failed on this inspection?”, “who has not acknowledged this document?”
Takes you there: “open the team settings”, “raise an NCR” — it opens the page or the new-record form, and you fill it in
Drafts, labelled as drafts: ask for a 5-Why chain and it proposes one from the record’s facts and tells you where to enter it
Read-only by design — it cannot create, edit or delete a record
Says when it is not sure instead of guessing, and never states a number about your data without looking it up first
Stuck? With your OK it passes the question to a person at NominalQC, in your own words, with the page you were on
No. Questions and the records Cal reads are processed through Anthropic’s API under commercial terms that do not use them to train models, and they are never shared with another customer.
Can Cal see another company’s records?
No. Every lookup runs under your own login, through the same per-organization isolation as every screen in the app. If your role cannot open a record, neither can Cal.
Can Cal change a record?
No. It reads and it navigates. When you ask for a change it tells you where to make it, or opens that page for you.