Start from the products that deliver the context, or from your own context: the team you work in or the sector your company operates in. The platform is the same; what changes is which question it answers first.
Three ways to use the same Company Brain, all under the platform’s governance and permissions.
One chat for every team. It answers from the Company Brain, with the source of each answer and the permissions of whoever asked.
See product →Your data unified into entities, relationships and timelines, updated in real time and ready for any agent via MCP.
See product →Documents, decisions and runbooks on a versioned, governed and citable base. Every answer your team gives comes back as an indexed asset.
See product →Data comes in, becomes business context and reaches any agent governed, across five layers. At the end, Strattum measures whether what arrived was right.
Connects your systems and keeps your data always up to date.
Centralizes and organizes your data inside your own cloud.
Turns data, memory and knowledge into context about your company.
Delivers the right context to each AI, agent or application, with the right permissions.
Monitors context quality and keeps every access traceable and auditable.
What the Company Brain solves for your team, in the questions that team recognises.
Why was this system built this way?
Why the system is the way it is: decisions, incidents and technical history tied to the code that produced them.
See solution →Who am I talking to, and what have they already raised?
Who you are talking to: the customer, what they have already raised, and the rule that applies to their plan.
See solution →What has already been said to this account?
What has already been said to this account: CRM, email, meetings and proposals as one history.
See solution →What happened after the click?
What happens after the click: campaign, CRM and product in one context.
See solution →What does the company already know about this, without depending on who remembers?
What the company knows, without depending on who remembers: onboarding, policy and role history.
See solution →Where did this number come from?
Where each number came from: reconciliation, arrears and the approval authority in force on the date.
See solution →Which version of this contract applies?
Which version applies: the clause in force, the firm’s precedent, and traceable access.
See solution →Does this supplier qualify for this bid?
Who qualifies before the bid goes out: mandatory indices, financial dependency, and the right supplier record.
See solution →The same layer, in your sector’s language, systems and rules.
Which policy applies to this customer, this product and this channel?
Store, e-commerce, POS and support resolved as one customer and one product.
See solution →How is this product doing in each channel?
Sell-out, trade spend, specs and distributor contracts as one product.
See solution →What does this asset's history say before the next maintenance?
Assets, work orders, batches and technical documentation, inside the plant.
See solution →Where did this decision come from, and will it pass an audit?
Customer, account, contract and transaction in governed, auditable context.
See solution →Which policy applied on the day of the claim?
Policy, endorsement, claim and underwriting rule in the version in force on the date.
See solution →Who is this subscriber, across every line and plan?
Subscriber, line, plan and work order resolved as one customer.
See solution →Where is this shipment, from order to clearance?
Shipment, cargo, route and customs documents in one context.
See solution →Which protocol is in force, and what is the source?
Protocols, payer rules, implants and staffing, in the version in force today.
See solution →Which rule applies to this cohort, and where is it written?
Statute, curriculum, enrolment and finance resolved as one student.
See solution →The pages above are ways in. If your context is not here, it probably looks like one that is.
