Find information in your own words
Ask for an estimate, policy, or project note without remembering the exact file name. Open the source to check the result.
Put AI to work with your business information. We build assistants that help find documents, summarize activity, organize incoming information, and prepare next steps within the tools you use.
See how it could helpYou know the answer is somewhere in a document, a project note, or a customer record. Finding it takes longer than using it, and preparing routine updates takes more time again.
Practical assistance grounded in the information it can access, with your review for important actions.Ask “Find the latest estimate for this project” or “What needs follow-up?” An assistant can retrieve relevant information and help you turn it into a useful next step.
Illustrative example. Your tool would be built around your business.The estimate is approved. The next step is to confirm the visit time with the customer.
Ask for an estimate, policy, or project note without remembering the exact file name. Open the source to check the result.
Summarize a project, extract details from a document, or prepare a customer update for someone to review.
Suggest document categories, pull possible tasks from notes, or identify records that match your follow-up rules.
Search several folders, read through notes, and write a project update from scratch.
Ask a connected assistant to find relevant records, summarize recent work, and prepare a draft with links you can check.
Start with a focused task, such as searching your project documents or summarizing job notes. We can test it against real examples before adding more actions.
Talk through your ideaNo. We connect the information and tools it needs, define access, and keep its job focused on the agreed task.
Yes. We can show source information and build review into the workflow. Important changes and messages should have the appropriate checks before they happen.
We can build specific actions with permissions and confirmation where needed. Searching and drafting are a useful first step; actions are added deliberately.
Tell us what slows your business down. A spreadsheet you’ve outgrown, a process that takes too long, or an idea you’re ready to bring to life—we’ll help you find a way forward.