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The answer is already in your files. Someone just has to find it.

Four jobs where small teams lose the most time digging — and what AiSU does about each, with the source named every time.

01 · Where the time goes

Finance & admin

Invoices arrive as email attachments, Drive files and Slack threads. Reconciling them means opening twenty tabs and trusting your memory of which version was final.

Totals traced back to the sheet that holds them, not a summaryUnconfirmed figures flagged instead of quietly assertedWorks across Drive, SharePoint, Outlook attachments and Slack

Instead of: opening twelve tabs to prove which invoice total was final.

See how retrieval works

€41,280 across 12 invoices. Two are still unpaid — Nordkraft and Helsinki Cloud.

Supplier_ledger_June.xlsx#finance thread
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03 · Where the time goes

Sales

What you promised a customer sits in a proposal, a CRM note and a Slack DM. Before the call, you need all three in one place.

Account brief assembled from proposals, CRM records and threadsHubSpot, Salesforce, Pipedrive and DocuSign read alongside your filesAsk on the way to the meeting — answers read back aloud

Instead of: skimming three systems in the car park before a call.

Talk to us about your CRM

Volume tier held at −12% for 2026, reviewed each January. The signed order form matches the proposal.

Nordkraft_order_form.pdfHubSpot · deal notes
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04 · Where the time goes

Operations & people

The same five policy questions arrive every month, and the answer lives in a handbook nobody can find. New joiners ask you instead.

Policy answers quoted from the current handbook, not last year'sEveryone searches with their own permissions — nothing leaksOnboarding without a week of shoulder-tapping

Instead of: being the search engine for your own handbook.

Ask about permissions

Statutory leave plus eight weeks at full pay, from the 2026 handbook — updated in March.

People_handbook_2026.docx · p.11
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Same machinery, all four jobs

What every one of those answers has in common.

How the retrieval works

One search, every app

Google Workspace and Microsoft 365 answered together, alongside Slack and Notion. Nobody has to remember which app the file ended up in.

Verified answers

Every sentence links to the passage it came from, read live out of your own document. A figure it cannot confirm is flagged, not asserted.

Your files are never stored

Content is fetched at the moment you ask and discarded with the answer. Only search metadata is kept, and everyone searches with their own permissions.

By team

Priced and deployed for your size.

1 person

Owner-operator

Connect one Drive and stop being your own filing system. Free for a month, then €0 while you stay inside Freemium limits.

5–25 people

Small team

One organisation workspace, everyone searching with their own permissions. €149 a month for the whole team — no per-seat maths.

Regulated

Files that cannot leave

Per-person permissions and EU hosting today; a self-hosted option for files that must stay on site is on our roadmap.

Where it lands hardest

Document-heavy work, small headcount.

Professional services

Engagement letters, scopes and deliverables across dozens of clients. Answer 'what did we agree' without reopening the whole folder.

Construction & trades

Drawings, variations and subcontractor agreements. Find the revision that was actually signed, on site, by voice.

Healthcare & care admin

Policies, rotas and supplier contracts, with per-person permissions for sensitive records.

Agencies & studios

Proposals, SOWs and retainer terms spread across Drive, Slack and a CRM. One question instead of four searches.

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Connect one source, ask the question you would normally dig for, and open the citation. No card, 7-day free trial.

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