The follow-up.
Someone said they'd send it Friday. Nobody chased it. Three weeks later, it's a problem.

CORA is the member of your team who never forgets. Add it to your emails, project folders, Slack channels and meetings. It watches what changes, spots what is missing, follows up, and tells the right people when something needs attention. Ask it anything, any time. No meeting needed.
The answer in seconds. Not next week's meeting.
One team member. Every source.
Someone said they'd send it Friday. Nobody chased it. Three weeks later, it's a problem.
It was settled in a meeting. Two months on, nobody agrees on what was settled.
"Where does the project stand?" takes five tools, three people and half a morning.
None of this is a people problem. It's a follow-up problem. CORA fixes it.
Every commitment, deadline and open question, chased until it's closed.
The right people hear what changed, when it changed, without a status meeting.
A gap, a risk, a decision waiting: CORA raises it before it costs you.
A daily podcast of what is happening across the company.
Ask in Slack. Get the answer in seconds, with the source.
Who decided, why, and when to revisit it.
A team member you can check.
Every answer says where it came from.
If the record is missing or unclear, it says so and asks a person.
People see what they are allowed to see. Nothing more.
Old information is never presented as current.
CORA informs, reminds and follows up. Your people make the calls.
CORA is on every project team at INTO. Our leaders start the day with its podcast. When we need specifics, we ask it in Slack. We don't hold status meetings.
Email, project folders, Slack, meetings. Nothing to migrate. CORA joins like a new colleague.
Not a subscription. Your data stays behind your own boundary. Google, Microsoft, Anthropic or another suitable provider.
Start with one team. Grow it across the company.

Adding a source, correcting an answer, changing who sees what: routine for your team, not a ticket to us.
Two weeks with us to pick the first team, connect their tools and set who sees what. Then CORA joins. It grows when your people ask it to.
When your people need to get there first, we train them.
Only what you add it to, with the permissions already in place. You can see the list at any time.
It answers from your record and shows the source. When it can't, it says so and asks a person.
The same people who can today. CORA inherits your permissions; it never widens them.
No. It joins them.
No. CORA is installed inside your company and you own it.
Yes, when the requirements support it. We work across providers and can design cloud, on-premises or local deployments. The exact infrastructure and security boundaries are defined in the SOW.
Tell a senior builder what keeps slipping in your company. We'll show you how CORA catches it.