Keep company context beside the page already in view.
This deployment concept would place Linkence beside web-based work without replacing the active page or application. Extension availability, browser policy, and identity requirements must be confirmed before rollout.
A proposed browser-side route to Linkence for teams working across web applications.
This page describes a deployment concept, not a currently available product surface. Availability, identity, knowledge scope, and implementation requirements are confirmed during a deployment review.
Beside the current taskA supported extension could keep Linkence beside the current browser task instead of requiring a separate tab workflow. The active web application would remain visible while a person asks a company knowledge question.
Same governed workspaceA future implementation would need to preserve Linkence identity, permissions, and approved sources. Opening a page would not automatically make that page part of the knowledge base.
Focused browser accessThe proposed surface could keep the assistant close to CRM, support, research, and other web-based work. The intended benefit is less context switching when an answer supports a task in another application.
Check the renewal process while the account record stays open.
In a supported deployment, an account manager could keep a CRM record visible and ask Linkence for the approved renewal process in a browser panel. The proposed extension would retrieve company context from Linkence, not from the open page unless that information were separately connected and permitted.
- Where it starts
- Chrome side panel · CRM in the active tab
- What Linkence can use
- Approved sales process, contracting, and renewal guidance
- Where the answer returns
- The Linkence browser panel beside the CRM
Which documents and approvals are required before a renewal proposal is sent?
PROPOSED KNOWLEDGE SCOPEApproved sales process, contracting, and renewal guidance
LinkenceIllustrative responseA sequenced checklist with citations to the current internal guidance
The proposed output includes source referencesConfirm availability and every boundary before implementation.
- 01
Confirm extension availabilityReview the intended browser workflow and confirm that a supported Chrome deployment is available. Managed organizations should also identify policy, distribution, and user requirements.
- 02
Define identity and scopeSpecify how a future extension would authenticate to Linkence and preserve organization access controls. The planned design should expose only the knowledge already allowed for the signed-in account.
- 03
Validate the browser workflowBefore rollout, validate the side-panel layout, representative questions, source references, session handling, browser policy, and the boundary between the active page and connected knowledge.
Define the intended route before implementation begins.
- User question
- Workspace identity
- Approved Linkence context
- Answer and citations
- Organization sign-in
- Knowledge permissions
- Browser deployment policy
- Workspace session
- CRM workflows
- Support consoles
- Web research
Plan Chrome extension for the right audience.
We will confirm availability, identity, knowledge scope, and deployment requirements before rollout.