Connect your databases and documents once. Everyone then asks in plain language, and only ever sees the data their access profile allows.
Accounts are created by an administrator. There is no public sign-up.
Nothing here is a mockup. Every capability below is one the workspace ships with.
Chat against your connected databases and uploaded documents. The assistant plans the query, runs it and explains the answer.
Turn an answer into a living report. It re-pulls its own data on a schedule and keeps a version history you can roll back to.
Register a database, an API or a platform as an MCP server. Its tools are discovered on connect and offered to the assistant on demand.
Upload a document and it is chunked, embedded and indexed in the background. Each department writes into its own namespace.
An access profile is a named bundle of data sources and document departments. Assign one and a person inherits exactly that reach.
Configure OpenAI, Anthropic or Google and pick the workspace default. Each internal agent can run on a different one.
Provider keys and data source credentials are encrypted at rest and never returned to the browser, which only ever learns whether something is configured. Sign-in is a signed token, and errors are stripped of tokens and passwords before they are stored.
Drop the chat widget into another site with a script tag. Your backend signs a short-lived claim naming the visitor's role, and that role maps to an access profile, so the widget can only ever reach what that profile allows.