It lives where you work.
Bind the bot to your Slack workspace and the channels you choose. The team talks to it in the tool they're already in, no new app to open.
Put one AI assistant in the Slack channels your team already uses. It knows your company from your own files and memory, so anyone can ask it anything about the business and get a grounded answer, and it can take the task on instead of just replying.
No new tool to adopt and no copy-pasting context. The bot lives in Slack, knows your company, and gives the whole team one grounded source.
Bind the bot to your Slack workspace and the channels you choose. The team talks to it in the tool they're already in, no new app to open.
The bot reads from your company's file library and shared memory, so it knows your products, policies, and past decisions, not just the public internet.
Anyone on the team can ask it a question in a channel or a DM, about a customer, a policy, a number, a doc, and get an answer grounded in your company's own knowledge.
Beyond answering, it can take the task on, draft the reply, pull the file, start the job, so a question in Slack turns into work done, not another thing on someone's list.
Real asks, grounded in your own files and memory, answered where the team already is.
The bot answers in the thread from your own policy doc and links the source, so the whole channel sees one correct answer instead of three people guessing.
It finds the quote in your company files and drops it in the thread with the document linked, so nobody has to dig through a drive to answer a customer.
It writes the reply grounded in your product and your past answers, ready for a person to read and send, so the response starts written instead of blank.
The ask becomes a tracked job: it kicks off the checklist, pulls the right documents, and reports back, so a Slack message turns into work done.
Instead of five people answering the same questions in DMs, the team asks one bot that knows the company and gives everyone the same grounded answer.
It pulls from your company's file library and shared memory, so answers come from your documents and decisions, not a generic model guessing.
The bot answers in the Slack channels and DMs the team already lives in, so there's nothing new to adopt.
Ask it to draft the reply, find the file, or start the job, and it does, turning a Slack message into finished work.
The bot is scoped to your organization. It answers from your knowledge and only your team can reach it.
The assistant runs on Stockholm-hosted, EU-resident infrastructure, consistent with GDPR.
Asking in Slack is just the doorway. The same bot pulls from your company files, remembers your business through the platform's memory, and can hand work to the agents that run your support, marketing, and bookkeeping, and turn a quick ask into tracked tasks. New hires get their own version through the onboarding portal.
For the full picture, read how an AI assistant on Slack becomes one company brain.
From your company's own file library and shared memory, scoped to your organization, so it answers from your documents, policies, and past decisions rather than guessing from the public internet.
Yes. Anyone on the team can ask it in a Slack channel or a DM, and everyone gets the same grounded answer from one source of truth instead of asking around.
Yes. It can take the task on, draft the reply, pull the file, or start the job, so a question in Slack becomes finished work, not just an answer.
The bot is scoped to your organization. Only your team can reach it, it answers from your knowledge, and it runs on EU-resident infrastructure.
Invite-only while we onboard a small number of businesses. Request an invite and we'll be in touch.