Many agents. One memory. Total control.
Give every agent across your org one shared memory — with the governance an enterprise needs: single sign-on, roles, EU/US data residency, a full audit trail of who-knew-what-and-why, and SLAs behind it.
Acme renewed on the Enterprise plan (Q2).
Internal note — do not share outside the deal room.
Acme renewed on the Enterprise plan (Q2).
Primary region pinned to EU (Frankfurt).
Conflicts resolve to current truth; every promotion is logged.
A fleet of agents is a governance problem.
One agent is easy. A fleet of agents, sharing what they learn, is a governance problem: who can read what, where does the data live, who do you blame when something's wrong, and how do you prove it? Most memory tools were built for one agent and stop exactly there.
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Identity
SSO, SCIM, and a scoped identity for every agent and subagent.
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Residency
Pin storage to EU or US; keep regulated data in-region.
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Audit
Who knew what, when, and why — every promotion and recall logged.
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Assurance
SLAs, a named contact, and the legal paperwork your team needs.
Shared does not mean ungoverned.
Every memory has an owner, a source, and a paper trail. Nothing reaches the shared team memory by accident.
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Acme renewed on the Enterprise plan (Q2).
Internal note — do not share outside the deal room.
Acme renewed on the Enterprise plan (Q2).
Primary region pinned to EU (Frankfurt).
Conflicts resolve to current truth; every promotion is logged, who and why.
Who can read, promote, and audit.
Single sign-on, granular roles, and a scoped identity for every agent — table stakes for a fleet, done plainly.
Single sign-on
SAML / OIDC SSO, SCIM provisioning. Your IdP, your offboarding — pull someone's access and it's gone everywhere.
Roles & RBAC
Granular roles for people and agents. Decide who can read shared memory, who can promote to it, who can audit.
Per-agent identity
Each agent (and subagent) carries a scoped, expiring identity. A parent hands a subagent exactly the access it needs — no more — and it expires when the job's done.
Where your data lives — and whose it is.
Pin storage to a region, store distilled facts instead of raw transcripts, and keep control of retention, export, and deletion.
Residency
Pin storage to EU or US regions; keep regulated data in-region.
Data handling
We store distilled facts, not raw transcripts; you control retention, export, and deletion. Your data is yours — never used to train shared models.
Who knew what, when, and why.
Every memory is traceable to its source and the agent that wrote it; every promotion, edit, and recall is logged. Replay any answer back to the facts and the moment they entered memory.
The operational trust layer.
SLAs, a real person to call, a summarized security posture, and the legal paperwork your team needs — each links into the full security posture for depth.
Security posture OPERATIONAL
Encryption in transit and at rest, isolation between tenants, and poisoning resistance at the gate.
Bring it to your security team — we'll meet them where they are.
Security review, DPA, and a residency plan, on your timeline.