Agents
Agents that know your company.
They do real work on top of the shared memory. Start with one, and the next reuses what the first one learned.
Agents
Start with one agent that pays for itself.
You don't have to buy a knowledge platform to begin. Start with one agent that does real work, and let the memory grow from there.
The offer agent
Drafts offers from your own catalogue, prices and past offers. It asks when it is unsure and learns from every decision.
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offer presentations created with it at a Danish teambuilding company
Once the memory is there, the next agent reuses it.
Where this goes
Agents do the computer work. People make the calls.
Agents take the copying, looking up and following up. People decide, together, with every source in front of them.
No lock-in
Bring any AI. The memory follows.
Models change every few months. Connect Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini or your own agent over MCP, and switch when you want. What your organization knows stays where it is.
Who it's for
Three kinds of organizations get the most out of it.
Sales teams that write offers
Every offer is built from the same catalogue, prices and past offers, whoever writes it.
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Public bodies and utilities
Large organizations with strict rules on where data lives, and many people who need the same answers.
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Technical companies with complex quotes
Where the right component depends on data sheets, rules and what an experienced colleague knows.
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What we've learned
Four things customers taught us.
A licence isn't adoption
Tools get rolled out and stay unused, because the assistant doesn't know people's work.
Nobody buys a platform first
They buy one agent that solves one problem. The memory comes with it.
People already do this by hand
They paste documents into a chat for every case, and start over the next day.
The why is in the meetings
Documents hold what was decided. The reasons were said out loud.
So we set it up with you.
We start from one workflow that matters, with your own team, and build out from there.