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Console

Someone will ask who read what. The Console answers on the spot.

The Console is where your team governs the memory. Every read is logged: which agent read, internal or from which vendor, for what purpose and at what time. You cut a vendor’s access without depending on that vendor, simulate what each agent sees before you grant access and erase a customer’s data in one go, with a receipt. The Console is not a support screen: whoever serves customers stays in the tool your company already uses.

How it works

Read log

example
2:07 pmVoice agent · vendor Bsupportgot the voice context
2:06 pmBilling agent · internalbillinggot the customer’s bills and disputes
2:05 pmIn-app agent · your teamsupportgot the full context
2:02 pmWhatsApp agent · vendor Asupportgot the chat context
9:31 amBilling agent · internalbillingdenied: billing does not see technical open items

Governance

  • Who read what, in a log chained by SHA-256
  • A simulation of what each agent sees, before access is granted
  • A vendor’s access cut off on the spot
  • A customer’s data erased, with a receipt
  • The read log in your SIEM
  • Mandatory MFA for everyone, with SSO through SAML 2.0 or OIDC

Sample review

  • From 1% to 10% of conversations go to your team to check
  • Each extracted item gets a verdict: right, wrong or missing
  • The verdicts become tests for your environment and calibrate the measurement

Continuous export

  • The memory flows every hour, or every day, into your company’s bucket
  • In Parquet, with a manifest and a SHA-256 checksum per file
  • Erased a customer? You get the list of what to erase in your copy

Configuration assistant

  • Proposes the mapping for an event, the extraction schema and each agent’s policy
  • Works on masked samples, and a person approves every change
  • Writes no agent prompt and changes nothing without approval

The next agent can already show up knowing.

Tell us what you are building. The people who reply are the people who write the code.