Services

Enterprise knowledge mesh

One question surface across the wikis, drives and trackers a company already has, answering with citations.

What this service does and how it is delivered. For work already shipped, see the case studies.

The problem

Institutional knowledge is spread across four tools and the people who remember where it is. New staff ask a colleague instead of searching, and the answer they get depends on who they asked.

How it runs

Starts with: A natural-language question from an employee or a customer.

  1. Connect the knowledge sources and inherit their permission model
  2. Index with hybrid retrieval across dense and sparse signals
  3. Rerank candidates before they reach the model
  4. Verify the answer against the asker's role permissions
  5. Return the answer with the sources it came from

What you get

  • Cross-source retrieval

    One query surface over wikis, drives, trackers and internal documentation.

  • Role-scoped answers

    Retrieval bounded by the asker's existing permissions, so access rules are not quietly bypassed.

  • Mandatory citations

    Every answer carries its sources, so a reader can check it rather than trust it.

  • Freshness handling

    Re-indexing as source documents change, so answers do not drift from the record.

Connects to

  • Notion
  • Confluence
  • Google Drive
  • Jira
  • pgvector
  • Pinecone

Worth knowing

Citations exist so an answer can be verified. Retrieval grounding reduces unsupported answers; it does not eliminate them, and this system is not presented as incapable of being wrong.

Run this in your business?

Tell us the process you want automated and we will show you how it runs as agents.

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