How chats, meetings and email enter the memory

New knowledge arrives as proposals, and a person confirms before anything lasting is written.

As proposals a person confirms

As proposals a person confirms. New entities and promoted signals are typed, reconciled and de-duplicated across sources and aligned to standard public vocabularies, and a person confirms before anything durable is written.

What it becomes

A typed, linked knowledge graph is the organization's system of record. Knowledge persists across every session, every agent and every team, and grows instead of disappearing into chat logs. Meetings, calls and threads are distilled into decisions, action items and topics. New entities arrive as proposals, and a person confirms before anything durable is written.

Next to your other systems

Your other systems keep their own records. The memory forms behind the tools a team already uses, and only through connections IT has reviewed.

Which sources connect

Each connection is on the review sheet IT approves before anything connects. The full connector list is not published here.