RecallMap FAQ for governed company knowledge.

An enterprise brain is a living knowledge layer built from a company's own work: messages, documents, code, meetings, sales calls, and customer conversations, organized so people and AI agents can use it. RecallMap makes that layer governed with provenance, permissions, freshness, and review for material conflicts.

Knowledge captured from company systems remains tied to its source and source permissions. Access changes should be made in the source system, where the organization already manages membership and access rules.

Knowledge carries an audience. Common operating knowledge is shared org-wide. Sensitive records stay restricted to an individual or group until someone with authority deliberately shares or transfers them. Retrieval respects those grants, so answers never flatten private and public knowledge.

Governed company knowledge is operating information that can be traced to verified evidence, checked for conflicts and freshness, and safely used by people or AI agents.

Search tells teams what exists. RecallMap tells people and AI clients what the company currently governs as true. It preserves source evidence, review decisions, permissions, freshness, and immutable knowledge versions.

Yes. RecallMap is designed for company sources such as Slack, Notion, GitHub, meetings, and support systems, so decisions made in everyday work can become governed operating records.

RecallMap tracks source versions, invalidates affected evidence, and rechecks dependent governed knowledge when an underlying source changes.

RecallMap separates retrieved evidence from governed operating knowledge. It requires verified claims and no material conflict for automatic publication; contradictory proposals wait for review.