01Connect
Connect approved sources
Nura securely connects to the tools your company already uses, while respecting existing permissions and access controls.
The memory layer for your company
Your company already knows.
Nura helps it remember.
•Source-backed answers from the tools your team already uses.
asknura.io/sessionlive
AE
How do we handle refund requests?
Recalling…
Scanning connected sources
Identifying relevant decisions
Checking for conflicts
Evaluating recency and authority
Attaching provenance
Illustrative example — company and decision data shown for demonstration purposes.
The difference
Search finds documents.
Nura remembers decisions.
Enterprise search helps teams find relevant information across connected systems. Nura evaluates the available evidence to identify the best-supported decision most likely to still hold, with the source, owner, date, and reasoning attached.
Illustrative example.
Enterprise search
“What discount can I offer?”
Pricing Policy.doc15%#sales thread20%
Q3 deck.pdf25%
“What discount can I offer?”
Read all 3 sources
Caught the 15% vs 20% conflict
Selected the best-supported policy
Up to 15% without sign-off. The 20% mentioned in #sales was a one-account exception and was superseded five days later.
The cost of forgetting
When decisions disappear, work slows down.
Most company knowledge is not neatly documented. It lives in approvals, exceptions, handoffs, customer notes, meetings, Slack threads, and old decisions no one remembers clearly.
Knowledge leaves with people
Every resignation creates a context gap. Decisions, edge cases, and customer history often leave with the person who held them.
AI agents hit walls
Agents cannot act reliably when company-specific context is missing, stale, or conflicting.
Onboarding takes too long
New hires ask people for answers that should already be available.
Decisions get repeated
Teams relitigate the same choices because no one can find what was decided last time.
How it works
Connect. Resolve. Recall.
02Capture
Capture decisions and context
Nura identifies decisions, approvals, policies, exceptions, ownership, and the context surrounding them.
03Resolve
Resolve conflicting information
When sources disagree, Nura evaluates recency, authority, source type, and decision ownership to identify the best-supported decision. If the evidence remains insufficient or equally authoritative, Nura should preserve the conflict for human review.
04Recall
Answer with provenance
Every answer includes the source, reasoning, date, and person or team behind the decision.
05Update
Keep company memory current
As new decisions are made, Nura updates company memory so outdated information does not become the default.
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Ask Nura a company question
The questions that used to need a person.
Illustrative example — company and decision data shown for demonstration purposes.
AE
What discount can I offer to close the Acme deal?
Recalled with sources
Up to 15% without sign-off. 15 to 30% requires VP Sales approval. The older 20% Slack exception was account-specific and has expired.
WhyDecided by Dana R., VP Sales, March 2026. A rep offered 20% in January and it was flagged as a one-off.
SourcesPricing PolicySlack · #sales
Pricing PolicySlack · #salesSecurity and permissions
Your company memory,
protected by permission.
Nura works only with approved connected sources and respects workspace access, admin controls, and source-level permissions. Every answer remains traceable to where it came from.
View security detailsPermission-aware retrieval
Answers reflect only the information a user is already allowed to access in the original source.
Admin-controlled connectors
Admins decide which sources are connected, synchronized, revoked, or removed.
Source-backed answers
Every response includes traceable sources, ownership, dates, and decision context.
Encrypted connector tokens
Connector credentials are encrypted and remain hidden from workspace users.
Tenant-isolated workspace data
Each organization’s company memory remains isolated from every other workspace.
Revocation and deletion controls
Admins can revoke access, disconnect sources, and remove synchronized data.
Features
Built for how company knowledge actually works.
Captures decisions missing from formal documentation
Finds approvals, exceptions, and operating context recorded in conversations and connected tools but missing from the official wiki or policy document.
Beyond indexingDecision provenance
Shows who decided, why, when, and whether the decision still holds.
Core Nura capabilityContradiction radar
Flags conflicting answers across documents, Slack threads, tickets, and meeting notes.
Built for conflict visibilityAgent context layer
Lets AI agents retrieve company-specific context through MCP instead of relying on generic search.
MCP-enabledLiving operating map
Maps approvals, owners, workflows, and exceptions as they evolve.
Company-memory capabilityOffboarding packs
Assembles the decisions, relationships, open loops and edge cases connected to a departing teammate.
Built for knowledge transferInstitutional search
Searches company memory, not just document titles.
Source-backed recallTracks current status
Refreshes company memory as supported connectors synchronize new decisions and source changes.
Current-status trackingOnboarding mode
Helps new hires understand how the company actually works with sourced answers.
Built for new-hire recallEarly customer feedback
What teams say once decisions stop disappearing.
“Nura gives our team a much clearer way to manage knowledge across projects, people, and delivery. Instead of asking the same questions again or digging through old conversations, we can quickly find the source, the decision, and the reasoning behind it. It has made our internal execution more structured and reliable.”
DQ
“With Nura, we finally stopped losing important decisions inside chats, calls, and scattered notes. For a creative studio like Fulfilms, context matters a lot. Nura helps us bring back the thinking behind a project, not just the final file. It feels like having our studio memory organized and ready whenever we need it.”
JT
Explore Nura
Browse your company's living memory and decisions.
Browse your company's living memory by source. Every answer is sourced, timestamped, and continuously updated as your business evolves.
Illustrative example — company and decision data shown for demonstration purposes.
By source
Slack · #support2d ago
Refunds over $200 need VP approval — CS can handle under $200 directly without escalation.
Gmail · founders@5d agoAWS credits negotiated at 30% off list price — must renegotiate before March or we lose the discount tier.
Notion · Runbook1w agoWhen Stripe webhook fails: check queue depth first, then DLQ before paging eng. Never page without checking both.
Slack · #eng1w ago
P0 incident → page @oncall directly. Do not Slack first — too slow. CTO joins if unresolved in 15 minutes.
Google Drive · Account terms2w agoHalcyon System's 20% lifetime discount was approved by the CEO after the September 2023 renewal escalation. Treat it as account-specific and do not reuse it elsewhere.
Google Drive · Board notes2w agoDo not pursue the enterprise segment until ARR reaches $3M. Revisit the decision at the January board review.
Slack · #legal3w ago
NDAs under $50K can be signed by any VP. Above that needs legal review and CEO co-sign. No exceptions.
Notion · Pricing1mo agoMaximum discount without board approval is 30% — set in Series A investment docs. Annual prepay unlocks extra 10%.
Gmail · cto@1mo agoStandardized on Postgres for all new services — no MySQL or MongoDB without architecture review from CTO.
Slack · #data1mo ago
GDPR deletion requests: 48hr SLA, log in the compliance tracking sheet, always CC legal@ on the response.
Gmail · founder@6w agoDavid handles UK enterprise opportunities personally. Involve an account executive only after confirming ownership with him.
GitHub · ADR-0422mo agoThe API rate limit was set to 1,000 requests per minute after the Stripe outage. Do not change it without engineering review and an updated postmortem.
Where Nura is different
Company memory is not enterprise search.
Enterprise search helps teams find files. Nura helps teams recover decisions, context, ownership, and what still holds.
Compare NuraCapability
Captures informally recorded decisionsSurfaces decisions recorded in threads or connected tools but missing from formal documentation.
Core
Broad discovery focus
Agent workflow focus
Decision provenance "why"Who decided, what was rejected, when last confirmed
Yes
May surface metadata
May cite sources
Contradiction detectionFlags when new decisions conflict with old docs
Yes
Varies
Varies
Agent-native context (MCP)Built for agents to query, not search retrofitted with chat
By design
Search-first
Agent-builder
Offboarding knowledge packsAuto-preserves a leaver's context the day they resign
Yes
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Implementation effortWhat it takes to reach useful answers
Depends on connected sources and workspace configuration
Varies by vendor and deployment model
Depends on the workflow, integrations, and agents being built
Product capabilities, implementation effort, pricing, and connector support vary by vendor, plan, source scope, and deployment. Verify current details directly with each provider.
FAQs
Questions companies
ask first.
Clear answers about how Nura works, what it connects to, and how company knowledge stays secure and traceable.
01What is Nura?
Nura is an AI company memory layer for teams. It connects to approved workplace sources and helps people recover decisions, context and operating knowledge with the source, reasoning, timing and decision owner attached.
02How is Nura different from enterprise search?
Enterprise search is designed for broad information discovery across connected systems. Nura is designed around a narrower workflow: recovering a decision, preserving its provenance, surfacing conflicting records and showing whether the decision is still current.
03What tools does Nura connect with?
Nura's early-access connector set includes Slack, Gmail, Google Drive, Notion and GitHub. Jira, Linear, Confluence, Zoom and HubSpot are planned.
04Does Nura replace Notion or Google Drive?
No. Nura works alongside the tools where teams create and store information. It processes approved sources to help people understand the decision, context and current status behind that information.
05How does Nura know which decision is current?
Nura evaluates available signals such as recency, source type, decision owner and conflicting records. It shows the supporting sources and reasoning so the user can verify the answer. Nura can still be wrong, so materially important decisions should be checked against the original source.
06Does Nura show sources?
Nura answers are designed to remain traceable to approved source material, including relevant timing and ownership information. If the available evidence is incomplete or conflicting, Nura should show that uncertainty rather than present an unsupported conclusion as certain.
07Can Nura be used by AI agents?
Yes. Nura can provide approved, source-backed company context to compatible AI agents through its MCP layer. Agent access is designed to follow the same workspace and permission boundaries as human access.
08Is Nura secure?
Nura is designed around administrator-controlled connectors, encrypted connector credentials, tenant isolation and permission-aware retrieval. Nura is currently in early access; the Security page distinguishes current controls from planned certifications and documentation.
09Does Nura train models on customer data?
Nura does not use Customer Data to train models shared across Nura customers. Customer Data is processed to provide Nura to the relevant workspace, subject to the Privacy Policy, Terms and any applicable customer agreement.
10What is Nura built for?
Nura is built for teams whose knowledge lives in conversations, approvals, exceptions, and operating decisions rather than tidy documentation. Sales, engineering, operations, founders, new hires, and AI agents can all use the same source-backed company memory.
Early access
Your company already knows
everything it needs.
Nura helps you remember it.