Your company’s knowledge,
put to work by people and agents.
Your rules, contracts, customers and procedures, connected.
For answers grounded in how your company works.
Company knowledge
that improves how you work.
Reduce reliance on key people
Teams use documented knowledge with less reliance on key colleagues.
Decide with context
Bring contracts, correspondence and records together, so your team can assess a case with the relevant facts.
Apply the same rules
People and agents use the same agreements, procedures and business rules.
A connected model
of your company.
Connect your systems
Your CRM, finance, documents and mail are connected once, read-only by default. Context reads them live, without making copies.
Map your company
Customers, suppliers, contracts and orders are linked, so every answer is about the right one.
Capture how you work
We interview your experts, read your procedures and agreements, and see from system activity what actually happens. Each rule gets an owner and a version.
Put context to work
Your team’s AI tools use your company’s knowledge and working methods to answer questions. Our agents use the same context to run processes.
Stays current
When a document or agreement changes, its owner confirms the effective date. Relevant agents and AI answers use the new version from that date.
- EExact OnlineInvoices and suppliersRead
- SSharePointContracts and proceduresRead
- OOutlookShared mailboxesRead
- HHubSpotCustomers and dealsRead
- AAFAS ProfitPurchase ordersOne agent writes
- GGoogle DriveTemplates and rate cardsRead
- Linked from
- Exact OnlineDynamics 365SharePoint
- Used by
- 140 people12 agents
- RRate card rulesv3 · how rates are appliedFinance
- PProposal templatev2 · structure and wordingSales
- WWaiting time procedurev4 · from 1,240 casesPlanning
- TTone of voicev1 · how you write to customersMarketing
Two open complaints, both about late delivery. One has already been credited.
Femke owns the rate card rules. Use the new version from 1 November?
When Femke asks
about a carrier contract.
- SContract §4.2, until 31 DecSharePoint
- OChange agreed by email, 12 MayOutlook
- ECarrier record 0412Exact Online
- 2Van Dijk Transport, carrier 0412
- 3Read with Femke’s own rights
- 4Same rule for the invoice-check agent
- 1Three systems, one answerThe answer combines the SharePoint contract, the change agreed by email and the carrier record in Exact Online, so Femke can check the applicable rate.
- 2The right companyVan Dijk Transport is carrier 0412. Context keeps it apart from Van Dijk Logistics, a customer.
- 3Only what Femke may seeContext uses Femke’s access rights in each system, so she only sees what she is allowed to read.
- 4The same rule for the agentThe invoice-check agent works from the same agreement, so Femke and the agent apply the same rule.
Systems and access rights
for your company’s answers.
Works with your AI tools
We connect your company context to the AI tools your teams use: the ones you have today, or new ones we set up with you.
Sources on every answer
Each answer shows the document, record or mail it comes from.
Live from your systems
Answers use your systems as they are today, with the date of each source.
Your own rights
People reach only what they may already see. You can restrict access further per team.
Read-only by default
AI can read what you connect. Writing back is set per agent.
Versioned agreements
Every change to a rule, template or procedure is recorded and can be rolled back.
Hosted in the EU
Your knowledge and every request stay on European infrastructure.
Not used for training
Your data never trains an AI model.
What your company context
is made of.
Business rules
Rates, price lists, limits and who approves what.
Contracts and agreements
Including earlier versions and changes agreed by email.
Customers and suppliers
Records, correspondence and open issues.
How you work
Procedures, working instructions, terminology and standard texts.
Legislation and policy
The regulations that apply to you, and your own policies.
Earlier cases
How similar cases were handled and decided.
Owners and access
Who owns each rule, and who may see what.
Connected systems
ERP, CRM, mail and documents, read where they are.
Company knowledge
for decisions and daily work.
Ask for figures across sales, finance and operations and get them as a chart, with the sources. Monthly reports are drafted from the same numbers.
Before a meeting, one brief with open orders, recent mail, complaints and the agreements that apply.
Compare an invoice or quote with the contract, including changes agreed later by mail.
New colleagues ask how something is done and get the current procedure and the person who owns it. Your experienced people get fewer of the same questions.
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