AI and company data sit in a pile of disconnected tools.
A business that wants to use generative AI ends up with a model in one tab, a knowledge base in another, and the answers stranded between them. Insight comes slow and scattered.
Each model has its own login. Company data lives across Drive, Slack, Notion, GitHub, Jira, Zendesk and SharePoint, none of it reachable by the AI without work. A chatbot pasted on top still cannot see the documents that hold the answer, so people copy text by hand and accept whatever the model guesses.
Different teams need different help. Marketing, sales, support, HR and engineering each want an assistant shaped to their work, grounded in their data, under security a company can sign off on. One generic bot does not serve any of them well.

