The brain

A living model of your business.

Not a search box over your files. A model: the entities your business is made of, the relationships between them, and the current state of all of it, kept live and grounded in evidence.

01 · The difference

Retrieving is not understanding.

Tools that talk to your documents retrieve text that resembles your question. A brain represents the business explicitly: who reports to whom, what depends on what, what happened and what it caused. The difference shows the first time you ask something that requires understanding rather than search.

02 · The model

What a brain holds.

01EntitiesThe people, organisations, facilities, products and units the business is made of.
02EdgesThe relationships between them, typed and weighted, so the load-bearing ones stand out.
03RecordsThe transactional detail, queryable exactly rather than approximately.
04PassagesInterviews, documents and notes, each linked to the entities they mention.
05TraitsPatterns surfaced from across your operations, drawn from records and conversations alike, always citing their evidence.
06RollupsAggregates computed ahead of time over the record layer.

07 · Gaps

It knows what it doesn’t know. What is missing is held as a first-class object: surfaced, ranked by how much it matters, never a silence.

03 · The map

Your ontology, on proven foundations.

Every brain starts from a proven core: the entity types and relationships any business is made of. On top of it we build your ontology with you: the concepts, structures and vocabulary particular to how your operation actually runs. Every fact is stamped with the version it was written under, so the map can keep growing without breaking what the brain already believed.

04 · The record

Every answer is grounded.

Every fact traces to its source, carries when it was true and when we learned it, and holds an explicit confidence. Nothing is overwritten. And when there is no record, the brain says so.

See what a brain of your business would look like.