Know it then all.

A live demo of a company brain.

Pretend this is your company. Four customers, five years of contracts, support cases, emails, meetings, commitments. Ask the brain anything about them. It reads from Microsoft Fabric, reasons with gpt-4o-mini, and shows you which parts of the ontology the answer touched.

The brain answers using the live ontology.
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What is a company brain

A permissioned memory of every customer touchpoint, conversation, and commitment.

Why it exists

Customer context is scattered across CRM, support, contracts, emails, and meetings. Nobody can answer "what is going on with this account right now" without four tabs and a call.

What it does

Unifies all of that into one graph on Microsoft Fabric. Every fact carries its source ID, timestamp, and ACL. An LLM reasons over it, cites the source, and proposes the next step with an approval gate.

What you see here

A working demo over four sample customers (HelioWorks, Cobalt Harbor, Northstar, Juniper Vale). Each question fires the same three tools a production brain would: Foundry IQ retrieve, Fabric ontology context, gpt-4o-mini reasoning.

Every answer starts from grounded context. The brain turns scattered signals (emails, support cases, contract terms, product usage) into one permissioned graph that recalls, reasons, and acts.

See the live graph

Memory × Reasoning

The brain mutates per question. See it live in the chat above.

Three layers.

Every artefact maps to the layer where it lives. Factual is what happened. Interaction is why it matters. Action is what should happen next. Conflicts surface where teams hold different assumptions about the same thing.

One substrate.

The brain runs on Microsoft Fabric. The ontology binds entity types to Lakehouse tables, Fabric Data Agents reason over them, and Foundry IQ retrieves grounded knowledge with Microsoft Purview ACLs enforced end to end.

What the brain knows.

Factual and interaction.

Maps every customer touchpoint (contracts, support cases, meetings, emails) into a permissioned graph the model can reason over. Every fact carries its source, timestamp, and ACL.

Action and conflicts.

Surfaces the next step with owner, due date, and approval gate. Flags where teams hold different assumptions about the same customer, and shows the chain of evidence.