Everything your team knows, in one place that can finally answer.
Your policies, your pricing, your procedures, the way you actually do things. Today it lives in a shared drive, an inbox, a website, and a couple of people’s heads. PullWorks pulls all of it into one source your team has checked, so whoever asks gets the same right answer and can see exactly where it came from.
Point any AI you like at it. The data stays yours.
Sound familiar?
- The same question comes in five times a week and gets five different answers.
- The one person who really knows is out this week.
- The right answer does exist. It’s in a PDF somebody saved in 2021.
- Someone quoted last year’s numbers because the update never left an inbox.
None of that is a software problem yet. It’s a question of where the truth lives. Settle that once and every tool you add later gets better for free.
How it works
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We gather
Google Drive, SharePoint, your website, shared inboxes, scanned PDFs, the deck somebody saved to their desktop. You point at it and we bring it in.
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We sort and flag
Duplicates, contradictions, expired terms, three versions of the same policy. We show you what disagrees instead of quietly picking one.
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You decide
You say which version is right and who owns it. That part stays with you, and it runs about five minutes a week once things are moving.
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Your people ask
Support, operations, sales, the front desk, a member on the phone. Everyone gets the same approved answer, the source behind it, and the date you last confirmed it.
Three things we’ll hold ourselves to
The data is always yours
We’re building the knowledge layer, not the lock. Your documents, your approved answers, your rules, exportable in full any day in a format you can actually use. Leaving is a button, not a negotiation.
Bring your own AI
One checked source, ready for whatever model or tool you want to point at it. Use ours, use Claude, use whatever wins in three years. Changing your mind shouldn’t mean rebuilding everything you know.
It says “I don’t know”
When there’s no approved answer, it says so and points at the person who owns the question. A confident wrong answer costs you more than no answer at all.
Come help us build version one.
We’re building PullWorks right now with a small group of people who live this problem every day, whether that’s a pension fund, a family business, or a software team. If that list sounded like your week, leave your email and we’ll start a conversation. No pitch.