Issue visibility
Bring application issues into a view engineers can work from.
ErrorLens
Turn system issues into a clearer next step.
AI-assisted debugging, monitoring, and issue visibility supporting engineering investigation and response.
An internal engineering tool within the Digital Cubic stack.
Technology · People · Real progressAI-assisted debugging and monitoring
Engineering Intelligence
A clearer view for the engineering team.
A failure signal is only the start of the work. ErrorLens supports visibility, triage, and debugging so engineers can understand the issue and decide what needs investigation next.
Triage
Review the available context and identify what needs attention.
AI-assisted debugging
Support investigation with assistance that engineers evaluate against the evidence.
Reliability monitoring
Follow signals related to application behaviour and reliability.
Response analytics
Look at the engineering work around issues and response.
Cross-product observability
Support engineering visibility across the product stack.
Explore the workflow
From a signal to an engineering investigation.
This conceptual example shows issue intake, triage, and investigation. AI assistance supports the engineer’s judgement; the demonstration does not apply changes to a system.
ErrorLens.CONCEPTUAL WORKFLOW
01 / Identify
Put the issue and its context together.
Review the application signal and the information available for investigation.
Examples illustrate issue visibility, not live incidents or reliability metrics.
- Signal
- Request failure
- Area
- Application API
- Next step
- Review context
- Signal
- Job exception
- Area
- Background task
- Next step
- Inspect record
- Signal
- Slow operation
- Area
- Application
- Next step
- Investigate path
Illustrative records and interactions — this is not a live product session.
A shared issue view
Engineers have a place to start investigating.
Context for triage
Available signals inform the next action.
Human-reviewed assistance
Engineers check explanations and proposed changes.
Feedback into the build
Investigation findings inform ongoing development.
A connected sequence
Every step has a purpose.
This example shows how the work moves between people and records. Your roles, configuration, and requirements are reviewed in a product discussion.
- 01
Observe
Receive a signal with the available application context.
- 02
Triage
Assess the issue and identify an investigation owner.
- 03
Investigate
Use context and assistance to form a testable explanation.
- 04
Validate
Check the proposed change and its effects.
- 05
Learn
Use the findings to improve the engineering response.
Before we get started
A few useful answers.
Can I purchase ErrorLens as a standalone product?
It is presented as internal engineering tooling within the Digital Cubic stack. Standalone availability is not advertised here. Contact us to discuss your debugging and visibility needs.
Does it automatically fix application errors?
This page describes AI-assisted debugging and engineering visibility, not autonomous remediation. Engineers investigate, review, and validate changes.
How does it relate to Vloud?
Vloud concerns cloud deployment and runtime operations. ErrorLens concerns issue visibility, debugging, and engineering response. Together they describe complementary parts of the operating stack.
Explore the wider stack
Connected capabilities. Different responsibilities.
These products address related parts of the operation. The right combination depends on your workflow and the systems already in place.
Need help with implementation, integration, or team enablement?
AI & Intelligent Automation ↗Start with your requirements
See where ErrorLens fits.
Walk us through your workflow, the people involved, and your existing systems. We’ll discuss the current product scope and the right next step.
Discuss engineering visibility- 01Understand the operation
People, processes, and existing systems.
- 02Review product fit
Modules, workflows, and configuration needs.
- 03Define the next step
Agree scope, integration, and rollout considerations.