One warehouse.
Your systems keep doing their jobs. We pull what they know into one modelled warehouse that belongs to you, cross-linked so marketing numbers get checked against money that landed.
THE PLUG-IN
Your AI has never met your business. Introduce them.
We connect the ChatGPT, Claude or Copilot you already pay for to the data you already own, through one governed connector. No new app to learn. The chat window you use today, suddenly running on your numbers.
THE AMNESIA PROBLEM
Right now your AI is a brilliant graduate with amnesia. It has read the whole internet and none of your books. Ask it what your real margin was last quarter and it guesses, politely, from averages. We fix the amnesia.
We build you a governed warehouse of your own data. Bank and finance, marketing, analytics, operations, the lot. Then we plug your AI into it through one connector. From that moment, the AI you already own answers with your numbers, your history, your context, and shows its working.
WHAT PLUGGED-IN LOOKS LIKE
You type: "What did we actually make on the spring campaign, after everything?" The answer comes back in seconds, checked against the bank, with the working shown. You ask another question. Then another. Twenty minutes disappear. Somewhere in that twenty minutes you find a client who's been costing you money for a year and a campaign that deserves double the budget by Friday.
That's the moment this company was built around. Once you've had it, you can't go back.
HOW IT ACTUALLY WORKS
The wiring, in plain words
One connector.
Your AI reaches the warehouse through an open connector standard (MCP), the same one backed by every major AI lab. Any AI you like: ChatGPT house, Claude house, Copilot house. Swap models without losing the layer.
One set of rules.
The connection is governed. Scoped access set by a human, read-only by default, every question logged. Your AI gets a key, not the keys.
We run it.
This is an operated service. We set it up, we set the scopes, we stay on the hook for delivery. Nobody hands you a cable and walks off.
WHY THE RAILS ARE THE BET
The AI labs are fighting over whose model is smartest. Wrong fight for you. Models converge and prices fall; that's what software does. What doesn't converge is your data, modelled, cross-linked and governed. The AI changes every six months. The rails between your business and whatever AI you fancy are what lasts, and the rails are what we build.
Think of what happened when businesses got broadband. Nobody went back to dial-up out of nostalgia.
FAQ
Questions, answered
Do I need to change any of my software?
No. Xero stays Xero, Meta stays Meta. We read from what you already run. There is no project on your side.
Which AI does it work with?
Whichever you already pay for. ChatGPT, Claude, Copilot. The connector standard is open and backed by all of them, so you're never locked to one lab.
Can the AI change or move anything?
Not unless you decide it should. Access is read-only by default and scoped by a named human. Nothing can act on your accounts without you.
Is this a dashboard?
No. Dashboards display what the platforms claim. This reconciles the platforms against each other and against booked revenue, and lets you ask it questions in plain English.
How long before I can ask my first question?
Days, not months, for the first connected system. We wire in one department first, usually marketing, because that's where money visibly leaks.
What does it cost?
It depends on how many systems you connect and how much reconciling they need. We scope that on the call and quote you a fixed monthly figure before you commit to anything.