"From now on, any discount above 20% needs VP sign-off before it reaches the customer."
raw decisionThe governed company brain
The company brain your agents can actually trust.
RecallMap turns decisions from Slack, meetings, docs, and code into cited, governed records your team and AI agents can rely on.
Discounts above 20% require VP-sales sign-off before the quote is sent.
- owner
- sales operations
- approved
- by s.chen
- freshness
- current
- agents
- cited 31× this week
Built from the work that already happens
SlackNotionConfluenceGitHubZoomGoogle MeetMicrosoft TeamsSupport
Source signal
Work keeps moving. RecallMap keeps the path.
GitHub changes, Slack decisions, Notion pages, Confluence runbooks, and meetings arrive as separate signals with authorship, time, and permissions intact.
AI processing
The stream converges before anything becomes truth.
AI extracts candidates, clusters similar evidence, checks for conflicts, and keeps raw source context attached while the record is still provisional.
Governance
Nothing becomes truth until an owner approves it.
Every candidate passes through a review gate: a named owner approves it, sets the audience, and pins the source version and freshness state before it is published.
Knowledge collections
Approved records settle into named operating knowledge.
Governed records land in collections for sales policy, engineering process, customer commitments, and team memory instead of disappearing into one flat index.
Agent-ready memory
The final output is knowledge agents can cite.
People and AI agents read the same approved record, graph context, and versioned contract with the evidence trail still visible.
GitHubSlackNotionConfluenceMeetings
AI processingextract · reconcile · cluster
governancesource evidenceowner approvalfreshness check
collectionssales policyengineering processcustomer commitments
agentssales agentengineering agentcustomer agent
Why it's different
Most enterprise search tools answer from what they retrieved. RecallMap answers from what your team approved.
same question, both tools
"Can we offer net-60 payment terms on enterprise deals?"
- pricing-guidelines.pdf"standard terms are net-30" · edited 14 months ago
- slack · #deals"we did net-60 for Acme once" · 2024
- contract-template-v2.docxnet-45 default clause · owner unknown
Three fragments, three answers. You decide.
Yes. Net-60 is allowed on deals of $50k ARR or more, with CFO approval recorded on the opportunity.
- record
- payment-terms · v3
- owner
- finance operations
- approved
- 3 weeks ago
- freshness
- current · 2 sources
Give your company a brain it can govern.
Connect a source, approve one decision, and watch raw conversation become knowledge your team and agents read together.