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. 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
A 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 use case 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 experienceBefore 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 tasks
- Support consoles
- Web research
Compare another Linkence surface.
Plan Chrome extension for the right audience.
We will confirm availability, identity, knowledge scope, and deployment requirements before rollout.