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Business AI that sees your whole company

Where your entire business comes together.

One AI analyst for all your business data. Ask your business anything: cash flow, margin, pipeline, headcount. Every department answers together, and every figure opens to the record it came from.

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Synaptic Intelligence

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Every figure opens to the record it came from.

Connects to the systems you already run

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Different departments. Different systems. One business.

Your accounting, CRM and HR systems may each have an AI of their own, and each one sees only its part. Synaptic Intelligence connects them across {{ hubCount }} departments and {{ systemCount }} systems, so one question gets one answer from your whole business.

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Synaptic Intelligence

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Pick a department to see a question it answers with others.

Together, your business can answer what no single system can.

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Ask once. Every department answers.

This conversation

You ask

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Both numbers can be right. Knowing why is real business intelligence.

No single system can show you where your departments disagree. Synaptic Intelligence shows both figures, whose is the real one, and every step between them.

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Ask how you compare with your competitors.

The Research department reads the world outside your business, and works with the department that holds your own figures.

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An example: the company and its competitors are fictional. The Research department is included on Business and Enterprise, and a question that uses the public web costs one credit more.

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The answer said

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Before you see an answer, each source is checked against the system it came from. If one does not check out, the answer is flagged.

Everyone sees what they need. Nothing more.

Your finance lead sees the finance figures. Your head of people sees staff details. Each person sees only what their title allows.

Checked every time someone asks

Who can see what

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Full detail Totals only Nothing

  • We read. We never change.

    It only reads. Nothing in your systems is edited, deleted or added.

  • Your records stay where they are

    They are read when a question needs them. Files you upload or sync are kept so they can be searched.

  • Only your company

    Every question is locked to your company before anything is read.

  • Sign in the way you already do

    Use your work Microsoft or Google account, or a one-time link sent by email.

Bring it together one system at a time.

Start with the question that matters, connect what it needs, and add the next system when the next question needs it.

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    Pick the question

    “Which customers are paying slower than last quarter?”

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    Connect what it needs

    Accounting system

    Read-only, and free to connect.

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    Get the answer

    Every figure opens to where it came from.

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    Widen when you need to

    + CRM

    “Which of them has nobody called?”

Ask your business, not your systems.

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Ask. See the gaps. Research the market.

Your whole business in one place, used three ways. Every figure in each links to where it came from.

Follow-up questions pick up where the last one left off.

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The example thread from the homepage. Every figure is the example company’s.

Every figure opens to the record it came from.

Click any figure, or any point on a chart, to see the system, the record and the moment it was read. When an answer holds a series of figures, it comes with a chart of them at no extra cost.

Example company. These are example records. On your own systems the same page cites yours.

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The same thread as the window above, drawn the way the product draws an answer. Nothing here is a figure the thread does not already state.

Not everything you need is in a system.

Synaptic Intelligence also finds the passage that answers in board packs, documents, mail and other connected files, and shows you where it found it. Mail, chat and notes are searched where they already are, and never copied.

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When two departments disagree, knowing why is real business intelligence.

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Why HR says 41 and payroll says 43
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See how you compare with your competitors and your market.

Turn on the public web and the Research department looks into your competitors, your market, trends in your industry, news about your customers, suppliers and rivals, and the regulation that affects you.

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Included on Business and Enterprise. An admin turns on the public web with one switch on the Company page, and a question that uses it costs one credit more.

  1. How does our revenue growth compare with our main competitors?

    Your growth from your ledger, theirs from what they publish.

    Each competitor’s figure links to the page it came from and the date. Where one has published nothing recent, the answer says so.

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An example question.

Business context

What the Research department reads, beside what it knows about you. An admin turns it on from the Company page. From Growth, other departments use it for their own figures too.

Paid research tools, connected on your own key, are coming to Business and Enterprise.

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Works with the systems you already run.

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Not listed? We build the one your first question needs as part of setting you up.

What you can ask of Xero, QuickBooks, Sage Accounting, NetSuite, Salesforce and Intercom, system by system: all integration guides.

Business context

Public data read beside your own systems, once an admin turns it on. It belongs to the Research department; from Growth, other departments use it for their own figures. Cited by page and date, and never used for a figure of yours.

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Three ways to get this answer.

An assistant reasons over what it is handed. Synaptic Intelligence, built on Claude, does the work of gathering it, deciding who may see it and proving each figure.

What it involves
An AI assistant on its own
Building it yourself
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Build or buy: the full comparison

Bring your whole business together.

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Every system in. One answer out, with the reasoning attached.

No single system holds the whole of it. Synaptic Intelligence knows where to look, brings what each part holds together, tells you where they disagree and what it could not see, and shows its working.

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Connect the systems a question needs.

Connect the one or two systems your first question needs. Connecting is read-only and free.

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Xero Connected. 1 Xero organisation readable.

Sources

Finance

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Read live when a question needs it. Nothing is copied, and every figure taken from Xero is cited back to it.

Xero

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Stay connected, so it can read again without asking you each time

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When there is no sign-in button

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Most business intelligence starts with the data. This starts with the business question.

Your systems often disagree about the answer, and Synaptic Intelligence works out why before it answers you.

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When you ask
Dashboard or AI chat over data
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Two objections worth taking seriously

Both are the first thing a technical buyer says, and both are fair. These are the answers we give on the call.

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How we put it

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What we are not claiming

Three honest limits, stated before you find them yourself.

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Privacy & security

Each department reads its own systems.

Each part of your business brings its own systems and its own way of counting. Connect one and you can ask it anything in its area; leave one out and the gap shows in the answer rather than being filled in quietly.

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Connecting a system

Connections are read-only. Synaptic Intelligence reads only what it has been authorised to read, and cannot change anything in your systems. Connecting one is a sign-in button, or a few steps to copy and paste.

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See the same question on a map you can turn and click through.

Everyone asks in their own words.

Pick a role and a question. See where it goes, what each department finds, and the answer that comes back.

Running the business

Doing the work

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Every figure here is an example. What comes back for a real person depends on what their title may read, department by department.

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A number you cannot trace is a rumour with a decimal point.

Most tools that answer questions sound just as sure when they made a figure up as when they read it. Here every important figure opens to where it came from.

The answer said

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Before you see an answer, each source is checked against the system it came from. If one does not check out, the answer is flagged.

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Different responsibilities. Different authorised views.

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Full detail Totals only The starting map. An admin assigns titles and can change what each reads.

Everyone sees only what they are authorised to see.

Readers are unlimited on every plan: a viewer reads every answer already produced without being able to ask a new one. That is also how the works.

Two separate settings, kept separate on purpose.

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A job title is something a person expects to edit about themselves. If it also widened what they could read, editing your own profile would widen your access, so neither setting is self-service.

Who can do what

Four roles, and the operator role is not one your administrators can hand out.

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Six rules the model rests on

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Data sovereignty

The safest copy of your data is the one nobody made.

Your records stay in the systems where they already live.

Synaptic Intelligence reads what a question needs

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    Stays where it is

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Synaptic Intelligence reads what it needs at the moment you ask rather than building another warehouse holding a copy of everything. Most analytics products begin with that copy. It is then a thing to secure, to keep current, to delete on request and to explain to a regulator.

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What is kept, and why

An audit trail is worth keeping, because a figure you cannot trace is a figure you cannot defend in front of someone who was not in the room.

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In detail

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Certification status and the current sub-processor list are available under NDA. Ask for the security pack, or read Privacy & security.

If your security review has a question this page does not answer, ask it directly. We would rather answer it now than in a questionnaire later.

What it will not do

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Running a security review? Read Privacy & security, or ask for the security pack.

See what it can reach, and what it cannot.

This is more than a diagram. In the product it shows what Synaptic Intelligence can reach right now, and if a system is not connected you see the gap.

Drag to turn it. Click any point, or pick a question and see which departments it reaches.

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The map on this page is an example company’s.

Only asking uses credits. Reading and sharing answers is free.

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Assumes one asked question stands in for about two hours of manual cross-referencing and that a third of them cross more than one part of the business. The demo call makes it precise.

One credit for each department a question consults, and two more when their answers have to be reconciled.

Length, difficulty and how much it reads do not change the price.

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A question no connected system can answer is not charged for, and neither is a department that fails to answer.

On every plan, including the smallest

Nothing on this list is sold separately.

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About the price

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Bring your whole business together.

Forty minutes, one read-only connection, your own question asked live. If a plan on this page is close but not right, say so. Most of what we would change is the allowance.

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Asked often, answered plainly.

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