Question
I already pay for Slack and Claude, why pay you as well?
A generic assistant does not know your format, is not configured securely, and the team does not adopt it on its own.
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Cost
The answer
You pay for access. A generic assistant answers whoever writes to it, at the moment they write, with whatever they paste in front of it. It does not know where the company’s information lives, it does nothing when nobody is writing, and when it gets something wrong there is nobody to answer for it.
What we sell is what sits between the access and the system: the unified context, the agent configured for your format and your processes, the permissions designed before anything is connected, the team’s training and the operation afterwards. The platform underneath is named when you ask, and it is never the headline.
If you already have the channel and the account, you have the floor. What is missing is what stands up on top of it.
Related questions
People who ask this usually ask as well.
- 01Is this expensive?It pays off when the work the system does is worth more than it costs, and we tell you what you pay before we start.
- 02How much is it going to cost me to have AI running?The cost of the AI stays inside a limit you set with us before we start, and you see what it spends, day by day.
- 04Is my data safe?The data stays in your company’s accounts, the agent only reads until a person authorises it, and everything it does is recorded.