One question, every connected source - answered from what your team actually said.
The search engine is built around a route: your question travels every relevant source, picks up what is useful, and returns a synthesized answer with citations back to the exact origin.
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A search engine designed for scattered knowledge, not one perfect wiki.
Multi-source connectors
Slack, email, Drive, CRM and wikis - connected in minutes and kept in sync without manual re-loading.
ExploreAI search and Q&A
Semantic understanding across mixed source types, with a synthesized answer instead of ten blue links.
ExploreCitation and source tracing
Every claim traceable to the exact message, doc or note. Conflicts shown, not silently resolved.
ExploreTeam knowledge analytics
What gets asked, what gets cited, and where the gaps are - so knowledge grows where it is used.
ExploreAccess control
Permissions inherited from every source. If someone cannot open a doc today, an answer will not surface it tomorrow.
ExploreA question that arrives with its receipts.
Each stage does exactly one job. Together they take a plain-English question and return a cited answer that your team can actually trust to forward.
Understand
The question is parsed for meaning, not keywords - "refunds over 10k" and "large refund exception" find the same thread.
Route
Only sources likely to hold the answer are traversed. Slack threads are read as conversation, not stripped to text.
Synthesize
Fragments from multiple sources are combined into one answer, keeping the exact origin of each claim.
Cite
Numbered superscripts link back to the exact message, paragraph or CRM line item - forward the answer without losing the source.
- Understands conversation, not just documents
- Every claim linked to a source
- Shows conflicts instead of hiding them
- Access permissions inherited from each source
Ready to search what your team already knows?
Connect Slack, email, Drive, CRM and wikis in minutes - and start asking questions the way you would ask a teammate.