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Knowledge and retrieval

Make institutional knowledge searchable, citable, and usable in the moment.

Critical knowledge is scattered across Slack, Notion, email threads, and the heads of people who've been around the longest. We build a permission-aware retrieval system that surfaces what your team needs — with sources — in seconds, not hours.

Best for

  • Teams with scattered SOPs, docs, notes, email, and customer context
  • Support, operations, and leadership teams that lose time reconstructing history
  • Businesses where the same questions get answered from scratch every week

Choose this when

Choose this when the main bottleneck is fragmented knowledge and the cost of work is in searching, reconstructing, and re-explaining context.

The problem

New hires take weeks to ramp because company knowledge lives in people's heads.
The same questions get answered from scratch every time.
Critical context is buried in email threads or Slack history from months ago.
Decisions get made without the relevant precedent or policy because nobody knew where to look.

What we build

Permission-aware retrieval

We connect to the sources of truth your company actually uses — Notion, Confluence, Drive, email, Slack — and make them searchable without bypassing existing access controls.

Cited answers with source links

Every answer references its source, so anyone can verify, and so the system builds trust rather than demanding it upfront.

Domain tuning

We tune retrieval around your terminology, your org structure, and the types of questions your team actually asks — not a generic search engine.

Freshness and conflict tracking

The system tracks when sources change and surfaces conflicting information across sources — rather than silently returning the most recently modified answer.

Deployment in your tooling

The knowledge brain lives in Slack, Teams, your intranet, or wherever your team already works — not a separate tool requiring a new habit.

Systems connected

  • Notion, Confluence, and internal wikis
  • Google Drive and SharePoint (docs, decks, spreadsheets)
  • Slack and Microsoft Teams (decisions, threads, history)
  • Email (deal history, client context, key communications)
  • CRM and customer records (account-specific context)

Where humans stay in control

  • All answers cite the source document — users can verify and flag incorrect retrieval
  • Access is scoped to what the requesting user is already permitted to see
  • Users can flag answers as incorrect, feeding ongoing retrieval tuning
  • The system surfaces uncertainty rather than inventing an answer

Outcomes

~80%

less time spent reconstructing history before meetings

Under a week

for new hires to reach working fluency on portfolio or account knowledge

Consistent

decisions because the relevant policy or precedent is actually findable

Start small, build seriously

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