How it learns
Correct it once. The whole channel gets the fix.
Nema learns how your company works from the people in the channel, in the open.
It learns in the thread, not in a settings page
Someone spots a wrong definition and says so. Nema keeps the note, or proposes it for the channel canvas and someone approves it. The next person gets the corrected answer without knowing there was ever a correction.
- Someone corrects itIn the thread, in plain words.
- Nema keeps the noteOr proposes it for the channel canvas.
- A person approvesThe canvas edit waits for a yes.
- Everyone gets the fixThe next answer in that channel uses it.
Each coworker keeps its own memory
The #finance coworker knows finance. The #support coworker knows support. Their notes stay apart, and your personal coworker keeps notes that follow only you.
Payout fees go to 6120, not 6100. Put it in the canvas so it sticks.
Understood. Nothing else in this channel's notes contradicts it.
Add to the #finance canvas?Payout fees post to 6120 Processor fees.👁Only visible to you · Approved
@Nema which account do Stripe fees go to?
6120 Processor fees. Owen put that in the canvas this morning.
Reading is open. Writing asks first.
Nema reads freely and answers fast. Editing the shared canvas always waits for an approval card in the thread. Other writes go through a risk gate and your workspace policy, and anything risky waits too. Approve it, reject it, or edit it first. Only the person who asked or a named approver can say yes.
It keeps a long thread
When a thread runs long, the earlier turns are kept in a history it can search, and Nema checks it before saying something was never discussed. Reply without a mention and it answers when the message is clearly asking it for something.
Start with one channel.
Add Nema to Slack, invite it to one channel, and ask it something. $50 in free credits, no card up front. If you would rather see it first, we will walk you through it.