Build your presence
We start by understanding your business, identifying bottlenecks and mapping out the opportunities worth automating.
A short walkthrough of how scattered files, threads and records become one connected context.
Book a DemoWe partner with a small number of teams each quarter to bring their business memory online.
Get in touchNotes on making business context usable as AI becomes the way people find answers.
Read the blogBusiness memory for an agentic world
Bring everything your business knows together. Give it memory.Give it context. Then put everything it knows to work.
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Visibility on the top AI models




See which accounts are drifting while there is still time to act. Saticoy reads the calls, threads and tickets together and tells you where the signal is weakening.
Compare accounts, trace a decision back to where it started, or check what changed this quarter. Start fast when the question is simple, and go deeper when it isn't — every result stays linked to the material behind it.
We start by understanding your business, identifying bottlenecks and mapping out the opportunities worth automating.
Gather the signals shaping your AI presence and uncover the gaps, inconsistencies and inaccuracies behind AI-generated answers.
Every week, Business Pulse analyzes your company's performance, AI visibility, market activity, and competitive landscape to uncover new opportunities and risks.
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Monitor, measure, and improve how AI platforms represent your business across Gemini, Claude, ChatGPT, Grok and emerging AI systems.
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Business Memory is the foundation of your AI Context Layer. It centralizes your company's knowledge, expertise, brand voice, and business intelligence into a continuously evolving system that helps AI understand your business.
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Continuously optimize the knowledge AI uses to understand and communicate your business.
Type a question and optionally point at the material that matters — a folder, an account, a campaign, a quarter.
Independent enterprise accounts in EMEA that went quiet after onboarding.
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What changes
Every answer is compared against the records it came from, so you can see exactly where it matches — and where it differs.
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Answers matched to a verifiable source.
Agreement with the underlying records.
Faster from question to decision.
Hours saved per team, every month.
The longer it runs, the clearer the picture — every answer traced back to what your business already knows.
Each finding links back to the exact documents, threads and calls it came from, so anyone can check it in a click.
Compared with generic assistants, answers grounded in your own records were preferred far more often by reviewers.
Knows one part of every deal.
CRM
Knows another, in its own language.
Drive
Holds years of history nobody revisits.
Slack
Remembers conversations nobody can find.
Website
Tells the public version of the story.
Your team
Carries the rest in their heads.
The intelligence exists. It's simply never in one place at the moment a decision has to be made.
Customers
Sample voices from operations, strategy, and customer teams — illustrative, not customer reviews.
Book a DemoThank you for building something our whole team can use. We can ask a question about the business and get an answer we can trace, without waiting on anyone.
Operations leader
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“We want to see the whole relationship, not just the latest update. Bringing the conversations and records together gives us a clearer picture.”
Customer success leader
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“A number is only the beginning. The useful part is understanding what sits behind it, and tracing it back to a source.”
Strategy leader
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“Good work shouldn't disappear when a project ends. A shared memory means the next team can build on what we already learned.”
Team leader
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“When we saw how the answers stayed connected to the original sources, we knew this was thinking about our problem the same way we do.”
Marketing leader
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