Every organization is full of hard-won knowledge — research, customer conversations, experiments, decisions, and instincts. But it lives in individual heads, private tabs, buried drives, and old Slack threads. SNAP brings it all into one shared memory, then reasons across the whole of it to surface insights no single person could ever reach. That shared memory is your Enterprise Knowledge Graph.
Most of what a company learns never compounds. It's captured once, in one place, by one person — and then it fades. SNAP changes what happens next.
A Knowledge Graph is more than a folder of files — it's the connective tissue between everything your teams capture. SNAP builds it in three moves.
Teams SNAP web pages, product screens, PDFs, decks, screenshots, and voice notes straight into shared project workspaces — no copy-paste, no lost tabs.
SNAP extracts, chunks, and indexes everything, then links it by topic, entity, source, and project. Scattered material becomes a connected, retrievable graph.
SNAP reads across the entire graph at once — far more than any individual could hold in their head — and reasons over it to produce grounded, cited answers and brand-new ideas.
A shared memory is powerful. But the real leap is what SNAP does with it. Because SNAP can reason over the depth and breadth of your entire organization's knowledge — something no single expert can — it generates new insights, recommendations, and ideas that connect dots across teams, projects, and time. You define a goal; SNAP works your whole Knowledge Graph to get there.
Synthesize customer language, sales calls, competitive research, and product notes into fresh marketing and positioning angles no single team could see.
Surface novel invention directions by connecting engineering experiments, field observations, and prior art that live in different corners of the company.
Combine research outputs, impact data, and program history into a new, evidence-backed positioning for how to approach a grant or funding opportunity.
Insights are reusable analyst agents that run across all the SNAPs and files in your organization's projects. Set one up once, run it whenever the picture changes.
Give the Insight a title and a plain-English goal — "Find our strongest untapped positioning," for example.
SNAP drafts a focused analyst — its role, context, method, and guardrails — tuned to your goal. Edit or accept it.
The agent performs deep retrieval and reasoning across every project in scope, then returns a cited, source-grounded insight.
Push the result into an organization-scoped chat to interrogate it, refine it, and turn it into a plan.
A shared memory is only valuable if it stays inside your control. SNAP keeps the graph grounded, governed, and private.
Every insight traces back to the exact SNAPs and pages it drew from — so you can verify the reasoning, not just trust it.
Insights run only over the projects in scope, and access follows your organization's roles. Revoke a member and access is cut immediately.
The model is rentable; your memory is not. The Knowledge Graph is your organization's asset, kept under your governance and control.
Stop letting hard-won knowledge disappear into silos. Build a shared Enterprise Knowledge Graph with SNAP and let it surface the insights your teams have been missing.
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