Living Context turns your company’s unstructured data into a knowledge graph, answers your team’s questions from it, and builds the agents that put it to work.
Most AI finds what sounds like your question. Living Context finds what answers it.
Living Context maps how the people, companies and events in your data connect, and pieces together answers no single document holds.
The search most AI tools use. It pulls the passages closest in wording to the question, then writes an answer from them.
Gross margin on Pruitt Supply fell from 31% to 24% in Q1. Call notes from February show they asked about volume pricing, so discounting is the likely cause.
Starts at the customer and follows each link to the records that explain the drop.
Margin fell because Shipment SH-2291 was held at port in March and re-sent by air for $48,200. Amendment 2 to the Pruitt Supply contract makes expedited freight our cost, so it came straight out of margin.
Ask anything in plain English and get answers that cite the documents behind them.
“What did we promise Tolliver Foods on delivery times?”
Answers 30 days, from the original master agreement.
Within 14 days of each order. The 2024 amendment changed the term, and the account lead confirmed it by email on March 3.
Agents get the contracts, email and history behind each task, so they make the right call on their own.
“Pay invoice INV-20931.”
Pays the full amount.
Sees that the supplier agreed by email to a $12,000 credit for a late delivery, and deducts it.
See a portfolio company’s progress against its value creation plan across board decks, monthly reports and email.
Check the claims in the CIM against the customer contracts and Q&A responses in the data room.
An agent checks quarterly compliance certificates against the credit agreement as amended, and flags discrepancies.
See why a claim’s reserve changed, across adjuster notes, defense counsel reports and correspondence.
See what changed since last year across new claims, open loss control recommendations, underwriting notes and broker email.
An agent reviews open claims and flags the ones where costs could be recovered from a responsible third party.
Find how a recurring breakdown was fixed before, from maintenance logs, OEM manuals and technician notes.
When a supplier is late, see what its agreement lets you recover and what customer contracts say about delays.
An agent drafts the 8D for a quality escape from nonconformance reports, failure analysis, past 8Ds and email.
Find which agreements need counterparty consent on a sale, reading each with its amendments and side letters.
Find deals where a fallback on the liability cap was accepted, and the emails that explain why.
An agent redlines the other side’s draft against the playbook and the agreements already signed with them.
Find earlier deviations with a similar root cause across sites, even when coded differently, and whether the CAPAs worked.
Find past 483 commitments, the records showing they were met, and later SOP changes that may have undone them.
An agent maps a proposed change’s impact across registrations, SOPs and validation reports for QA and regulatory review.
See failures of an asset and its sister units across work orders, field reports and email, and what fixed them.
Find the studies, approvals and email behind a capital project’s key decisions, to support cost recovery.
An agent drafts responses to rate case data requests from prior responses, testimony and engineering studies.
Find what was agreed with each retailer or supplier on pricing, promotions and allowances, including changes made by email.
Trace a complaint to the supplier, factory and lot through inspection reports, corrective action plans and email.
An agent checks a retailer deduction against agreed terms and drafts the dispute, with backup from agreements and email.
Find each customer’s delivery windows and handling rules, from routing guides and SOPs to exceptions agreed by email.
When a carrier bills detention or accessorials, find what was agreed in the contract, rate confirmation or email.
An agent drafts the claim for a damaged shipment from the bill of lading, commercial invoice, carrier contract and email.
See which subcontractor’s scope covers a piece of work, across subcontracts, scope exhibits, bid exclusions and RFIs.
Find leases with renewal options, expansion rights or co-tenancy clauses, as changed by amendments and side letters.
An agent builds a delay claim chronology from RFIs, daily reports, minutes and email, and flags late or missing notices.
See what was promised to an enterprise customer across contracts, order forms and email.
Find past incidents with the same symptoms in postmortems and incident channels, and how each was mitigated.
An agent flags which customers affected by an outage are owed service credits or an RCA, citing each contract.
We sit with your team to learn how the work gets done today, and pick the use case where Living Context will matter most.
We connect the apps your team already uses, and Living Context builds the knowledge graph from the documents in them.
It goes into your team’s daily work, with us close by as it rolls out. Once it’s working, we pick the next use case together.
Last updated October 14, 2026
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Last updated October 14, 2026
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