
A Space is where a team works on something together: a client, a project, a deal. People and AI work in the same place, on the same material. What the team learns there does not vanish into a chat thread. It goes into the UniversalContext Map, so the platform's understanding of your business grows with every Space.
The Problem
The team working to win a new client works across email threads, a shared drive, three chat channels, and everyone's private AI conversations. The best thinking happens in those private conversations, and none of it reaches the rest of the team. When the deal closes, what it learned goes with it.
How It Works
From input to insight in four steps.
Open
Start a Space for the client, project, or question the team is working on.
Gather
Bring in the people, documents, and meetings involved. The Map already holds much of the context.
Work
People and AI work side by side: asking, drafting, and deciding where the whole team can see it.
Retain
What the Space produces and decides becomes part of the Map, ready for the next team that needs it.
Key Capabilities
What you can do with Spaces.
Everyone in the Space works from the same documents and the same history.
Ask inside the Space and the answer draws on the Space's own material as well as the company's.
Decisions and findings made in a Space extend what the platform knows about your business.
Membership and role-based access decide who sees what.
When the work moves on, the context stays where the next person can find it.
Use Cases
See how organizations apply Spaces in practice.
Sales, subject experts, and leadership shape a proposal in one Space, with past proposals and the client's history in view.
The diligence team works in one Space: documents, questions, and findings together, with AI reading alongside them.
Each client gets a Space. When a new consultant joins, the engagement's history is already there.
See Spaces on your own kind of data
One conversation, a demo environment built on mock data modeled on your organization, and two weeks inside it to decide.
No pitch. No pressure. Just a 30-minute look at how this works.



