Synaply captures source-backed Insights from company-wide work and private knowledge people choose to share, connects them across a permission-aware knowledge graph, and delivers them to every person and AI agent through search and MCP.
Synthesized from 4 cited sources · evidence through Aug 10
Claude, Codex, Cursor, and your own agents retrieve the same learning with citations filtered for the person asking.
Plugged into the tools you already use
Synaply first unifies the underlying evidence. Then people and company Harvest Agents turn that evidence into source-backed Insights that can be trusted and used everywhere.
Synaply continuously syncs documents, messages, meetings, CRM records, and code. It resolves the real people, projects, companies, and decisions across every source before ranking the evidence.
Decisions, hard-won lessons, and critical context live in private messages, meetings, documents, and AI sessions. Those sources should stay private. The learning doesn't have to.
We call these hidden pockets of knowledge shadow silos.
An admin defines the knowledge to look for—such as engineering lessons or customer risks—and the agent continuously synthesizes matching company-wide work.
Each Insight combines the learning with a short synthesis of what happened, why it matters, and when it applies. It stays connected to the people, entities, evidence, and citations behind it.
Enterprise pilots convert faster when the customer has one accountable owner.
Across recent enterprise pilots, teams moved through security review and onboarding with fewer delays when one customer-side owner coordinated procurement, IT, and the business team. When ownership was split, decisions repeatedly stalled between groups. Future pilot plans should name that owner before kickoff.
A published Insight stays fixed as a record of what was learned at that time. New Insights can reinforce, qualify, or supersede it as company knowledge changes.
The tenant's automated, human, or hybrid rubric reads every published Insight. Passing adds a verifiable status; failing or waiting leaves the Insight available as unverified knowledge.
Synaply ranks Insights alongside entities and source evidence, then delivers the right cited knowledge inside Claude, Codex, Cursor, and every connected agent.
Most organizational learning disappears inside private threads, meetings, and closed AI sessions. Synaply turns that work into immutable, source-backed Insights people can choose to share, while admin-created Harvest Agents capture specific learning from company-visible sources.
Guided pilots with a named customer owner converted in 9 days versus the 21-day average.
Three recent incidents shared the same pattern: mocked tests passed while production migrations failed.
The same knowledge layer serves your people, their personal AI tools, and the autonomous agents doing real work — with the same permissions everywhere.
Semantic search ranks look-alike text. Synaply resolves the real business entity first, gathers the evidence that person is allowed to see, and only then ranks — inside that trusted set.
Ranks whatever sounds similar — blind to identity, permissions, and which Acme you actually meant.
Synaply's knowledge graph connects the facts scattered across your tools, conversations, and decisions into one structure your people and agents can query. It gives every answer the company-specific context behind what happened, who did it, and why.
Use the same hosted context layer that powers Synaply's Insights. Building a demo is easy; keeping syncs, retries, permissions, freshness, and entity resolution alive is the product.
Entities resolve across tools so your agent can follow the thread from person to project to decision.
Scattered work turns into source-backed insights your team can find, connect, and build on.
Synaply runs the connective tissue underneath, so product engineering stays focused on the customer.
We'll compare raw connector retrieval, Synaply's unified index, and Insight-enhanced answers against your real organizational questions.
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