Ask the company
Your team stops asking each other where things are. We index the systems your company already runs on, from SharePoint and the CRM to the wiki and the drive, on infrastructure you control, and put an agent in Slack or Teams that can read them.
Where it works
An internal agent that lives on its own website gets used twice. These are channels into the same agent runtime, so the answer arrives in the thread where the question was asked, and work that starts on a schedule or a webhook runs through the same definition.
The agent answers in-thread, where the question was already being asked.
The same agent, for organisations standardised on Microsoft.
Issues and pull requests as an entry point for engineering work.
Tickets that an agent can read, summarise, and act on.
Work that starts on a timer or an incoming event rather than a question.
Built on open frameworks and deployed to infrastructure you control, not to a platform of ours you would have to keep renting. Nothing here locks you to us, which is the point, because an agent you cannot take with you is a hostage rather than an asset.
A search index is deployed on infrastructure you control: a single container for a small team, a managed cluster for production, or fully air-gapped where nothing may leave the network. Your documents are indexed where they already live rather than copied into somebody else’s product.
Connectors are pointed at the systems that actually hold the answers, and they sync continuously, so the agent is reading today’s document rather than a snapshot taken at launch.
One agent definition serves every channel. The answer in a chat window and the answer over text come from the same place, which is what stops them drifting apart as your business changes.
Deployed with the channels your business actually uses switched on. A conversation that starts on one surface can continue on another, because the session belongs to the agent rather than to the channel it began in.
Connectors we name
Forty or so systems can be connected. These are the ones we will name in advance; the rest get scoped against your actual stack in the consultation, because a connector promised on a page and discovered later to be awkward is worse than one nobody mentioned.
Your index
On infrastructure you control
We will scope what it can read, who it may answer, and where it stops.
Anything else? Call 631-551-6880.
An agent your team asks instead of interrupting someone. It reads the systems your company already uses (the wiki, the CRM, the shared drive, the ticket queue) and answers in the place the question was going to be asked anyway, usually Slack or Teams.
Slack, Confluence, Google Drive, SharePoint, GitHub, Salesforce, Notion, Jira, Zendesk, and HubSpot, among around forty systems that can be connected. Those ten are the ones we will name in advance; anything else is scoped against your actual stack in the consultation rather than promised on a page.
Yes, for the systems that support it: Confluence, Jira, GitHub, Google Drive, Gmail, Slack, Salesforce, and SharePoint. The agent inherits the permissions the source system already enforces, so someone only gets answers from documents they could open themselves. Not every system supports it and where it does it depends on the deployment tier, so it is the first thing we establish if you are regulated.
Only if you want it to. The index is self-hosted on infrastructure you control: a single container for a small team, a managed cluster for production, or a fully air-gapped deployment with no internet dependency at all.
No. Retrieval happens at question time against your current documents; the agent looks things up rather than having memorised them. That also means a document you correct today is answered correctly today.
Most small businesses invest $1,500–$5,000 per month for ongoing work. Individual projects are quoted per engagement, and every engagement starts with a free consultation.
Tell us what your team spends its day asking each other and we will scope an agent for it. Free consultation, no obligation.
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