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Department Tools
Every tool here is open to your whole company. These are the ones each department reaches for first — start with the function you sit in.
Thirty minutes, on one process of your own. Nothing to install first.
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DATA & ANALYTICS 6 beats · scroll it
Ask in a sentence. Get the chart back.
Six moves, from five systems nobody joined up to an answer that keeps arriving without you.
BEAT 1 / 6SILOS
Knowledge everywhere. One report needs all of it.
Your CRM, your tasks, your web analytics, your spreadsheets, your drive. One report needs all five, so a person opens all five.
BEAT 2 / 6CONNECTED
You no longer need a person in the middle.
Connectors pull them into one knowledge store and keep pulling — and every run accounts for what arrived against what should have.
BEAT 3 / 6THE ANSWER
Ask it in a chat. The output streams in.
The answer arrives as the chart itself, computed rather than described. When a chart cannot be drawn honestly, you get the table.
BEAT 4 / 6THE DOCUMENT
Share it, or put it in a document.
The same answer becomes a document inside the conversation — charts, analysis, comparison — ready to send without leaving the thread.
BEAT 5 / 6THE WORKFLOW
Real analysis is a workflow, not a query.
When it has to run monthly, gather from several systems and wait for a sign-off, that is an automation: drawn on a canvas, run on the server.
BEAT 6 / 6PAYOFF
Ask it once. The answer keeps arriving.
Start with the report you dread — the recurring one that eats a day. The second month is the point.
Schedule a demoMARKETING & SALES 5 beats · scroll it
Less chasing. More closing.
Five moves, from a pile of leads nobody has written to yet, to a campaign that went out in the rep's own voice and came back answered.
BEAT 1 / 5THE PILE
A lead is a small pile of admin.
Forty-one landed this week. New, qualified, open. Somebody has to open each one, look the company up, write to it and remember to — before anybody sells anything.
BEAT 2 / 5KNOWN ON ARRIVAL
It opens already looked up.
The company, the size, the market, the public signals. Enrichment fills the record the moment the lead lands, so nobody opens six tabs to qualify one name.
BEAT 3 / 5THE DRAFT AND THE PICTURE
Describe the campaign. Get the copy and the picture.
The mail writes itself in your voice, against what you already sell and what this lead has actually looked at. The visual for it is generated beside it, in your brand — both inside the conversation, not in three other tools.
BEAT 4 / 5INTO THE CAMPAIGN
It goes out through what you already send with.
One approval, and the mail and its visual land in the campaign, addressed to the leads on the board. One consent connects the whole suite rather than one app at a time.
BEAT 5 / 5PAYOFF
The rep wrote none of it, and approved all of it.
Replies come back into the same board the lead arrived on. The pipeline moves because the work happened, not because someone updated a field.
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IT 3 beats · scroll it
Decide it once. Your own software asks.
Three moves, from one screen that decides who may see what, to your own products rendering that answer in their own interface.
BEAT 1 / 3ROLES AND ACCESS
Say who may see what, once, in one place.
Every system you run keeps its own idea of who someone is. Set it here instead: roles and departments against 245 granular capabilities, or start from a preset and adjust. Click a role and you read exactly what it may do, at four scopes — organisation, department, team space, the single item. Guests are clamped to five and cannot be granted org-wide access by any path.
BEAT 2 / 3INSIDE YOUR OWN SOFTWARE
Then put it inside the software you already have.
It is headless first: 2,345 documented paths under /v1, API-key authenticated. Your own staff portal keeps your header, your table and your brand, and renders our answer in a panel inside it. The nightly script and the intranet read the same call — none of the three keeping an access list of its own.
BEAT 3 / 3PAYOFF
One change, and all three come back changed.
Friday's leaver is revoked once, here. The next call each surface makes returns the new answer — your portal renders less, the script skips what it may no longer read, and the change lands in a tamper-evident trail nobody had to remember to write. Nothing was deployed and nothing was synced.
Schedule a demoSUPPORT 4 beats · scroll it
Your team delights customers. The rest handles itself.
Four moves, from a queue that fills faster than it drains, to a reply that went out before anybody opened it.
BEAT 1 / 4THE FLOOD
The same ten questions. A thousand times a day.
Two hundred and seventeen open. Six of the last ten are the same question in different words, and every one of them waits behind a person reading it first.
BEAT 2 / 4ANSWERED ON ARRIVAL
One automation, drawn once, answers the routine ones.
It reads the message, searches your own help material, drafts the reply and cites the passage it came from. It runs on the server, on every message, not in anybody's tab.
BEAT 3 / 4WHAT IS LEFT
What is left comes with the reply already written.
Not a pile with labels on it. Most of the twelve arrive with a draft you either send or throw away, in one click. The ones nobody has an answer for come to you with the drafting help attached, not just the ticket. Tasks ships switched off — you turn it on in settings.
BEAT 4 / 4PAYOFF
It was answered before anyone opened it.
Forty seconds after the message landed the reply was out, in your own words, with the passage it came from attached. Two hundred and five of the day's two hundred and seventeen went the same way, and nobody was the filter.
Schedule a demoADMIN & EXEC 5 beats · scroll it
See the whole company. In real time.
Five moves, from four answers to one question, to a view that assembles itself and then stops needing the sources.
BEAT 1 / 5FOUR ANSWERS
Four answers to one question.
A slide from the board pack, a number in a mail, a cell in someone's sheet, a line in a chat. All four say something different, and none of them says when it was true.
BEAT 2 / 5ASK IT
Ask the company the question.
Not a report request that lands in someone's week. A sentence, in the place you were already typing.
BEAT 3 / 5WHERE IT LOOKED
It tells you where it looked.
Five knowledge stores, searched together — organisation, department and private, each only where you are allowed. The answer comes back in the original wording, with who wrote it and when.
BEAT 4 / 5THE VIEW
It answers with the view, and the sources get out of the way.
What answered the question becomes the thing you keep. The stores that fed it are still there, still syncing, and you stop having to think about them.
BEAT 5 / 5PAYOFF
Nothing was pasted in. Nothing is a quarter old.
The overview keeps assembling itself from across the company. The question you asked once is the view you open on Monday.
Schedule a demo“Enterprise plans carry a 99.9% monthly uptime commitment and a four-hour first response on P1, measured over the calendar month.”
R&D 4 beats · scroll it
Software that tests, heals and ships itself.
Four moves, from a red build nobody has read yet, to a flow that was written down, built and tested without anybody opening the editor.
BEAT 1 / 4THE RED BUILD
Something broke. Finding out what is somebody's afternoon.
A failed run is a wall of output and a person reading it line by line, in the middle of whatever else they were doing. It has been red for fourteen minutes and nobody has opened it.
BEAT 2 / 4SAY IT IN A SENTENCE
Tell it what to fix, or what to build next.
The same box either way. It answers with questions before it touches anything — which mailbox, sign-off by role or by person, what happens when the ledger says no.
BEAT 3 / 4THE PLAN FIRST
It writes down what it heard, before it writes any code.
The trigger, the branch, the sign-off, what happens on a failure — readable in ten seconds and correctable in one line. While it is planning it cannot change anything, by design.
BEAT 4 / 4PAYOFF
Approved. Then it builds it, runs it and fixes its own work.
It writes the flow, runs the suite, reads its own failure and re-runs. You are told what broke and what it did about it, rather than asked to find out.
Schedule a demoFINANCE 2 beats · scroll it
The one we haven't built.
Two moves, and nothing fills.
BEAT 1 / 2OPEN SPACE
This is the one we haven't built.
Invoices, reconciliation, approvals, compliance. Finance teams still do machine work by hand, and we are not quietly building it in the background.
BEAT 2 / 2YOU AND US
We want the people who know it cold.
Domain experts, accounting-software builders, integrators. Not a customer for a roadmap — a partner for a build, on a platform that is already running underneath every other department on this page.
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Start with the one you'd use on Monday.
Pick the department you sit in, connect the systems it already touches, and see whether the second week of that work still needs you.
Licences start at CHF 30 per person per month, with metered usage on top and a ceiling you set.
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