Start with what you have.
Files, exports and records become an indexed picture of your business. The work starts on your own machines.
- What you get
- A local index of your company’s knowledge
How it works
One continuous picture.
Four steps to put it to work.
Files, exports and records become an indexed picture of your business. The work starts on your own machines.
Recognize the people, customers, orders, documents, processes and assets behind the files.
Link entities into a shared model of how your company works. Give agents relationships, not just isolated text.
Agents use the connected knowledge within your perimeter. When a model is needed, only the necessary context is passed on.
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A private representation of how your company works is a map of the things in your company and the relationships between them. Here is one example, from the first file to the agent that uses it.
The map begins with the material your team already uses. It indexes that knowledge locally so there is a foundation to work from.
A customer record, an order export and a signed contract.
A file is a container. An entity is something the business understands. Extraction identifies those things across the source material.
The customer, the order and the contract become distinct entities.
Relationships turn separate facts into context: who manages a customer, what an order uses, and which document describes an asset.
A customer places an order. That order references a contract.
The map becomes a working foundation for functional canvases and agents. The model can be local or external; the company map stays yours.
An agent follows the order’s links to find the relevant customer and document.