Frankfurt fails overnight, and the release picks up after London.
Step 1 of 5: Two regions
Back to a safe point after a failure.
After a failure, the job resumes from its last safe point.
Long-running tasks. It runs On an authorised request.
A failure costs only the work since the last safe point.
After a failure, the job goes back to its last safe point and carries on from there. Everything finished before that point stays finished.
Step 1 of 3: The failure
The Frankfurt rollout fails at 02:10.
From failure to finished before morning.
The engineer fixes the cause, the job resumes from its safe point, and the release is done before the day starts.
Step 1 of 4: The failure
02:10: the Frankfurt rollout fails halfway, and the job stops at the failure.
Resuming after a failure is your team’s call.
A failed job waits where it stopped until someone authorised asks it to carry on. The request, and who made it, go on record.
Step 1 of 5: Authorised
The request comes from someone allowed to resume this job.
Carries long work to the finish.
Work that spans days, sessions and agents stays one job, with every step recorded and a checked finish.
- Long work becomes one tracked jobA job that takes a week still reads as one job, whoever picks it up.
- Every step recorded, with result and costEach meaningful step is recorded with its result, receipts and cost.
- The job carries on past context limitsWhen context runs out, the job is handed on so a new session or model carries on.
- Safe points to resume fromLong work never has to start again from the beginning.
- Back to a safe point after a failureAfter a failure, the job resumes from its last safe point.
- A checked finish, with the outcome recordedA job finishes with a final check, and its outcome teaches the work behind it.
- Where a job stands, before anyone actsAny agent can see exactly where a job stands before it acts.
- Every job, including those ready to resumeEvery paused job is visible and ready to resume, so nothing is left half done and forgotten.
- A finished job removed, with what it linkedA finished or abandoned job is removed, with everything linked to it.
See it on your own work.
From your own assistant to every agent your company runs, a pilot puts Duplex on your own work, with the measures agreed before it begins.