AI in Slack,
where your team already works.
When one person uses AI in a channel, everyone watching learns from it. Your team gets fluent together — inside the boundary your CISO already signed.
ZeroPer our rev-rec policy (FY24 Q3, §4.2), an annual prepay above $50k is recognized ratably over the contract term.
Built for teams who can't afford to leak
PHI never leaves the boundary you signed.
SOC 2 controls and per-team data scoping.
Privileged documents stay in your tenant.
Currently in early access with design partners across these verticals.
The problem
The smartest prompt in your company this week happened in a DM.
Buying ChatGPT seats doesn't make your team AI-fluent. It makes a few power users prolific and leaves everyone else where they started.
ChatGPT seats don't compound
Fifteen seats means fifteen people learning in private. The other 200 stay where they were last quarter.
Power users hoard prompts
Whoever cracks a workflow keeps it in their head, their notes, or a DM. Three months later, half the team is still doing it the old way.
DMs aren't a teaching tool
The smartest AI conversation in your company this month happened in a one-on-one. Nobody else will ever see it.
What changes when AI lives in the open
One workspace. Everybody learning at once.
Every prompt visible to the team that ran it
Work and teaching happen in the same place. The answer your CSM got on Tuesday is there for the new hire on Friday.
Fluency that spreads on its own
When ops figures something out, marketing sees it the next morning. New hires ramp by reading the channel, not by booking time with a senior.
Inside the boundary your CISO signed
Pre-approved tools, scoped data, your cloud, your models. The 'no AI' policy doesn't have to be 'no AI' anymore.
For admins
Approved by your CISO. Used by everyone else.
You decide which data, which tools, and which people. Every prompt, every answer, every document touched is logged — ready for SOC 2, HIPAA, or your next vendor review.
- Per-channel scoping. Different teams see different tools.
- DLP before prompt leaves Slack. PII never reaches the model.
- Full audit log, exportable. SIEM-ready. Quarterly review-ready.
- Runs in your cloud. AWS, Azure, or GCP. Bring your own model keys.
- Stripe (read) Approved
All workspaces
- NetSuite (read) Approved
finance-ops only
- Customer PII fields Blocked
Blocked from prompts
- Salesforce (write) Approved
cs-deals, with approval
- External emailReview
Manual approval per send
| Tool / Resource | Scope | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Stripe (read) | All workspaces | Approved |
| NetSuite (read) | finance-ops only | Approved |
| Customer PII fields | Blocked from prompts | Blocked |
| Salesforce (write) | cs-deals, with approval | Approved |
| External email | Manual approval per send | Review |
What it looks like
Adoption that compounds. Risk that doesn't.
We're early — no customer testimonials yet. Here's what good looks like once a workspace is running.
One channel, one team
Your CISO scopes a single Zero-enabled channel — finance-ops, say. Five people start asking questions. Three more lurk and learn. The audit log starts filling up.
Other teams ask for it
Customer success sees what finance is doing. Then legal. Each new channel comes with its own approved tools, its own data scope. None of them stand up shadow accounts.
Adoption that compounds
New hires ramp by reading the channel, not by pinging seniors. The same questions stop getting asked twice. Your CISO has a clean answer for the next vendor review.
Get your whole company fluent.
Without the engineers babysitting it.
Send your security team. We'll walk through the controls matrix, the data flow, and the audit log — before we talk about pricing.