The person who answers the same question every week
“Which version of this policy is the right one?”
Only the published document within its validity answers, with the source link beside it.
The right version, with the source
Platform · Overview
What one person organises today, the whole company uses tomorrow.
Skyller links documents, conversations, agents and deliverables: what was approved in one place holds in all of them, with the same permissions.
See how it worksSkyller · Operations
Operations
Internal processes, indicators and continuous operational improvement.
WS 2Docs 155Instructions
Operations analystConsults procedures and follows action plans.
AgentInherited from the Operations hub
Customer onboarding
Team, instructions and agent follow this workspace.
AAna · EditorBBruno · Reader
Demonstration · illustrative data
FOUR MOVEMENTS
organise, converse, execute and deliver
ONE CONTEXT
documents and permissions travel with the conversation and the agent
THE SAME RULE EVERYWHERE
if you cannot open the document, you get no answer based on it
NO PER-USER PRICING
one balance of AI credits for the whole team
Platform and models
The AI models you already know, with your company's context.
Skyller works with models from providers such as OpenAI and Anthropic and adds the context, the permissions and the next step of the work.
What the model does
Read, write, summarise, compare and suggest, like the AI assistants you already use.
- Understands a request written in plain language and returns text
- Works with whatever is handed to it in that message
- Does not know your company, your documents or your rules
What Skyller adds
That is what makes an answer useful for actual work.
- The place of the conversation: the area's hub and the project's workspace, each with its own instructions
- Only the published knowledge your account can open; drafts stay out
- Connected systems, function by function, with the login and access of whoever asks
- A sensitive action waits for Approve or Deny, in the chat or in the approvals inbox
- Where it goes: a Kanban card, a document, a deck or an assessment, with the actions recorded
Three levels, not three brands
In the conversation you choose the level of the task and Skyller chooses the model; no model name appears on screen.
- Automático
- Avançado
- Premium
Where this shows up in your day
Three situations where the link between the parts is what solves it.
The only person who knows how
“I'm the only one who can put this report together.”
Whoever masters the routine builds an agent with instructions, documents and released functions. The whole area uses it, each person with their own access.
The routine stops living inside one person
Whoever agrees the work in the conversation
“The decision was made in the conversation. And died there.”
What was agreed becomes a Kanban card, with an owner, a deadline and a reminder before it is due.
From conversation to a task with an owner
Live proof
One approved policy, three destinations, no rework.
Starting point
The data protection policy for customer service was reviewed, approved and published in the Customer Service hub.
What happens
- 01In the chat, someone asks how to handle a document containing personal data and gets the answer with the link to the policy.
- 02The team lead creates an assessment from that same policy and assigns it to the customer service team, with a deadline.
- 03For the team meeting, the document becomes a deck outline, reviewed before it turns into slides.
What is left
One approved document carried an answer, an assessment and a meeting, and all three outputs point to the same version.
Skyller · Data protection in customer service
Data protection in customer service
Service guideline · v1.0How should you handle a document containing personal data?
Demonstration · illustrative data
Good to know
- The source appears when the answer comes from a company document.
- The assessment is created in the quiz assistant, from the chosen document.
- Deck images come from a stock image library, with credit.
Platform map
Where to go next, in the order of the work.
01
Organize knowledge
Where knowledge lives, who opens it and how it is approved.
02
Chat and reuse
Where you ask, record the meeting, reuse what worked and keep each person's context.
03
Act with control
Where the AI starts doing, including through Claude or Codex: released functions, approval and schedule.
04
Deliver and track
Where the work becomes a card, a deck or an assessment, and the Kanban talks to other systems.
And cutting across all four
Identity, permission, approval and record hold in all four. Deployment and the public documents live here too.
Where to start
The first week does not need everything switched on.
Connected systems and agents come later, once there is context for them to use.
- 01Anyone
Creates the area's hub and a workspace for the topic at hand, within the plan's allowance.
- 02Whoever holds the files
Imports five or ten documents the team checks every week and publishes the ones already in force; what is missing starts from a ready-made template.
- 03Whoever answers questions
Asks in the chat the question that most often arrives by email and checks that the source is the right document.
- 04Whoever administers
Invites the team, sets roles and follows credit consumption by area.
The company decides
- Which documents are published and who reviews each type
- Which systems come in and which functions each group uses
- Who uses each AI level and the consumption limit per person
- Whether login comes from the company directory or corporate login
Questions from whoever will decide
What people ask before looking module by module.
Next step
Start with the document your team looks for most.
Upload the rule that generates the most internal questions and, the same afternoon, see the answer come back with the right source.