Get the project picture. Without chasing every update.

CORA brings information from your project’s connected tools into one place. Ask what changed, check the sources and see what needs your attention.

Discuss your project See a simple example

One question. A clearer next step.

The project plan says Friday. A supplier’s latest update says Monday. Instead of searching through both, ask CORA.

Illustrative example · Fictional records and answer

Can we still launch on Friday?

Friday is not confirmed. The plan targets Friday, but the supplier’s latest update says delivery could be Monday, provided testing is complete.

Suggested next step

Ask the project lead to review the launch date with the supplier.

Your team checks the answer and decides what to do.

This shows how an answer can use connected project information after a scheduled refresh. It is not a live product session or a customer result. CORA does not confirm delivery or change the plan.

Less piecing it together. More moving it forward.

See what changed.

The newer delivery estimate sits beside the original plan. You can see why the Friday target needs another look.

Check the answer.

The supporting records are right there. Your team can inspect them before relying on the answer.

Know what needs a decision.

The suggested next step gives the project lead something concrete to review. The decision stays with your team.

Start with one project.

Choose a useful question.
Pick a project where people spend time chasing updates or rebuilding the story.
Agree what CORA can use.
Together, we confirm which sources can be connected, who needs access and how often the information will refresh.
Check it against the work.
Your team reviews answers and proposed tasks or decisions. We agree how to check whether the setup is useful.

Available connections, refresh timing, hosting and support are confirmed for your project. We can discuss the fit before you share any confidential records.

A few practical questions.

Which tools can it work with?

CORA has been used with Slack, Google Drive, GitHub and Notion. Email and meeting capture depend on specific capture methods. We confirm current connector support, file coverage and access requirements for your environment. Microsoft 365, Teams, Jira and SharePoint require a separate assessment.

Can we rely on every answer?

Answers need review. Missing sources, older information or ambiguous records can produce incomplete or incorrect answers. Inspect the available sources and confirm important facts with the responsible people. Citations help you check an answer; they do not guarantee that it is correct.

Who can see the project information?

Access requirements must be defined and verified for the deployment, including connected sources, the console, answers and shared outputs. Do not assume CORA automatically inherits every source permission. We review the intended users and sensitive information with you before agreeing the scope.

Is CORA a subscription, and what would we own?

Licence terms, ownership, hosting, ongoing costs and support must be specified in your offer and agreement. We clarify rights to the platform, configuration, data and deliverables separately. This page does not promise an IP transfer or a particular subscription model.

Could CORA help with your project?

Tell us where the information lives and which questions are hard to answer. We’ll discuss what CORA could support and what needs to be confirmed.

Discuss your project

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