Use casesWhere to start
The Company Brain is not a monolith. One infrastructure, several entry scopes: we start with the one that saves you time right away, we measure, then we expand.
01A team, a department
Who it is for. Any company that wants a quick return: a customer service team, an HR team, a finance department.
What we connect. That team's tools, its meetings, its documents. Its business agents on that base.
What you get. A first scope, a measured result, then the decision to expand.
02Sales
Who it is for. A sales team, a wholesaler, a trading business: anywhere an account's history lives between the CRM, email and meetings.
What we connect. CRM, email, meetings, quotes.
What you get. An account, its full history, what was said in the last conversation, the next action. A quote prepared from the account’s information.
03Support
Who it is for. A customer service team, a help desk, a technical team answering the same questions.
What we connect. Tickets, documentation, past answers, product.
What you get. Similar tickets matched through business links, not just resemblance, and the answer that already worked retrieved with its source.
04Documentation
Who it is for. Groups equipped with a document management system: procedures, SharePoint, quality, regulatory.
What we connect. SharePoint or Drive, procedures, versions, the meetings where they were decided.
What you get. Your procedures become queryable, with the authoritative version, and monitoring that flags what changes.
05Code
Who it is for. An IT department with dozens of developers and freelancers, where READMEs are no longer enough.
What we connect. Repositories, tickets, specifications, meetings.
What you get. “What is this feature linked to?” finds an answer: the ticket, the commit, the meeting where it was decided.
06Product specifications
Who it is for. A manufacturer, an engineering firm, a product team.
What we connect. Specifications, drawings, meetings, supplier exchanges.
What you get. “Why did we drop aluminum on the hood?”: the decision, its reason and its consequences, linked.
07An agent's context layer
Who it is for. A team that already builds agents, whose agents do not know the company.
What we connect. Your agent connects to the memory's MCP, with its own access rights.
What you get. Your agent has the company's context from day one.
08The whole company
Who it is for. A company that wants to link its entire environment, one department after another.
What we connect. All tools, all meetings, interviews with all teams.
What you get. An AI that truly knows your company. The memory first, then department after department.
Key takeaway. One platform, not one product per use. Each scope relies on the same memory, the same access rights and the same ingestion agents; adding one requires no rebuilding.