Create your company’s AI home. Give every employee an agent that understands the work they can access—and helps move it forward.
See it in actionLegal approved the terms. Pricing needs one decision before the 10:30 customer call.
Finance needs one decision. Legal approved the terms and the customer expects rollout confirmation.
Claim the address. Connect the systems your team already uses. Invite everyone who needs an agent.
Access stays permission-based. Third-party model providers remain subject to their own terms.
Trace work from projects to teams and the people whose output others build on. Every insight links back to evidence and remains subject to human review.
Each agent works with the systems and context its person can access—then stops before anything consequential happens.
Ask for a brief, a draft, or the next decision.
A flat team timeline keeps every owner clear. Live calls add an AI scribe that links context, decisions, action items, and evidence.
Pricing is the last blocker. I’m reviewing Option B now.
Option B matches the approved Legal terms. Sources: Pricing thread [1] · Launch plan [2]
MNA3 replies · decision context attachedI’ve updated the customer brief with the rollout question.
The customer call notes now reference the latest brief. Customer call [3]
Search across documents, conversations, calls, and decisions. Every answer stays connected to the evidence behind it.
Legal approved the rollout terms. Finance recommends Option B, and the customer expects confirmation during the 10:30 call.
Maya needs to review the pricing decision before the customer follow-up can be prepared.
Describe a repeatable job in plain language. AI.com turns it into editable steps you can inspect, test, and share with the company.
Control which systems, models, and actions people can use. Review points and a clear audit history keep consequential work accountable.
GmailRead messagesAllowed
DriveRead approved filesAllowed
SalesforceRead customer recordsAllowed
SlackPost with reviewAllowed| Employee | Action | Policy | Provider | Status |
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Setup, access, data handling, approvals, and pricing—without the sales-page fog.
Claim the company address, connect approved systems, and invite the team. The guided setup is designed to establish the core workspace in about an hour.
Each agent works with the sources and actions its employee is permitted to use. Company-level policy can further restrict connectors and model routes.
AI.com states that personal data, prompts, and agent outputs are not used to train its internal models. Requests sent to third-party providers remain subject to those providers’ respective terms.
AI.com states that agents run in dedicated secure environments with segregated data and user-specific encryption keys.
Consequential actions stop for human review. The employee sees the proposed action, context, and relevant sources before approval.
Company policy defines the approved provider set, access boundaries, and routing preferences used by the operating layer.
The company experience is designed to connect the systems teams already use rather than require a complete rip-and-replace migration.
Company pricing is coming soon.
Claim your AI.com address, connect the work, and give every person an agent that knows what they can access and what needs to happen next.