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You have already done this engagement. Someone else did it.

The deck, the model and the lessons are in a project folder nobody outside that team can name. AiSU makes the firm's back catalogue askable — and cites the deliverable it came from, so you can reuse the thinking instead of rebuilding it.

No card · Read-only access · EU-hosted by default
A question asked the night before a pitch
AiSU StrataTwice. The Halden engagement used the same four-lens framework and its closing deck has a reusable baseline model; the lessons-learned note flags a two-week data delay to price in.
Halden_closing_deck.pptxDrive · slides 8–14Halden_lessons.docxSharePoint · p.1
Answers are AI-generated. The citation is there so you open the deliverable and check what is genuinely reusable before it goes in a proposal.

Where it earns its keep

The work you do twice because you cannot find the first time.

Writing the proposal

Ask what the firm has done in this sector, at this size, on this problem. You get the comparable engagements and the deliverables behind them, not a folder listing.

Cites the deck and slide range, so credentials are checkable.

Using the firm's method, not your own

Frameworks, templates and quality standards are findable by asking, so the approach on this engagement matches the one the firm actually stands behind.

Reads the deliverables, not just the methodology wiki.

Getting a new joiner useful

Someone staffed on Monday can ask what the client bought last year, what was contentious and what the team concluded — instead of booking four calendars.

Answers in days one to three, not week three.

Keeping what leaves with people

Consulting turnover is a knowledge problem. Everything a departing partner wrote stays searchable, so the account does not restart from zero.

Nothing to write up, tag or migrate first.

The question your client NDA raises

Reuse the method. Never leak the client.

Permissions come from the sourceEvery search runs with the asking person's own credentials. If a project folder is restricted to its engagement team, AiSU will not quote from it or reveal that it exists — so a competitor's data never surfaces in a rival pitch.
Client material is not retainedDocuments are read to answer the question, then discarded. We store derived search data, never copies of client deliverables, and never train models on them.
EU hosting, or your own buildingProcessing sits in the EU by default. Where a client NDA demands it, the hybrid on-premise option runs inside your own network on Apple silicon, offline.

Connects to what you have

Read-only, in an afternoon.

Sign in with Google or Microsoft, choose the drives and channels in scope, and the first index finishes while you get on with the day. No write access is requested, and disconnecting removes the index. Set it up between engagements and it is ready for the next proposal deadline.

How indexing works
Google WorkspaceDrive, shared drives, Gmail
Microsoft 365SharePoint, OneDrive, Outlook
SlackChannels and threads in scope
NotionPages and databases

Ask it for a credential you know exists.

Connect one drive, ask for comparable work in a sector you pitch often, and see whether it finds the engagement you were thinking of. Seven days, no card.

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