Run delivery reviews from live context
Security decisionOwner · Nisha
TodayAPI latency fixOwner · Arjun
ThuClient sign-offOwner · Maya
FriLinkence connects email, documents, tickets, code and internal systems so teams can find cited answers, create structured work and complete approved actions without replacing the tools they already use.
Security decisionOwner · Nisha
TodayAPI latency fixOwner · Arjun
ThuClient sign-offOwner · Maya
FriThe revised launch window is 18–22 August, subject to security approval.1
Production migration window: 18–22 August.
3 follow-up tasks preparedProject Atlas · Jira
ReviewClient update draftedAccount delivery · Gmail
DraftIncident summary shared#operations · Slack
CompleteRetrieve contextTickets, messages, files and code
7 sourcesBuild the resultCited answer and structured review
ReadyPrepare actionPolicy checked and approval gated
ReviewNo application migration. Answers and actions remain linked to the source.
Explore standard connectorsRetrieval follows connected-source permissions and the scope granted to each team.
See the control modelInternal ERPs, CRMs, databases and APIs connect after a technical interface review.
Discuss a custom adapterGive every team an agent, a research process or an automated review built on the same governed company context.
Package instructions, approved knowledge and tools into a reusable agent for each team.
Surface blockers, owners and decisions. Cite every material claim. Never write to a source without approval.
Follow evidence across systems and public sources, run sandboxed analysis and return a cited synthesis.
Why are enterprise renewals slipping?
01 · ScopeSegment 28 at-risk accounts
Done02 · InvestigateSearch CRM, tickets, calls and web
18 sources03 · AnalyseRun calculations and group drivers
RunningRun reviews, reminders and intelligence checks on a controlled schedule.
Delivery risk reviewWeekdays · Project Atlas
TodayAccount intelligence briefCRM · support · email
7:00Policy exception digestSecurity workspace
DraftConnect APIs and MCP tools, control model access and inspect activity from one administrative surface.
const review = await linkence.workflows.run({
agent: "delivery-reviewer",
scope: "project-atlas",
approval: "required"
});Ask in Slack. Linkence resolves the sources you are allowed to access.
Message #delivery-ops
⌁The open decision is whether the phase-one tokenisation exception can be accepted. The customer approved 18–22 August, subject to written closure before readiness review.12
OPS-184 · Security reviewDecision required before the migration window.
1Client approval threadTimeline accepted, conditional on closure.
2Every answer stays connected to its sources, controls and public proof.
50+ ready integrations. Each colour family represents a connected source class: communication, documents, delivery, code and internal systems.
Access, evidence, policy and approval stay visible as one continuous product experience.
Jira · Project Atlas3 tasks · 3 owners · project scope
Destination verifiedPolicy checks passedNo external recipients · existing project · required fields complete
TLS 1.2+ in transit, AES-256 at rest and separately managed connector credentials.
Request security detailsUse Linkence cloud, an evaluated private-cloud path and customer-managed model keys.
Explore deployment optionsApplication security assessment completed in April 2026. ISO 27001 and SOC 2 are in progress.
Talk to a technical ownerApproved providerCustomer-managed key
PrimaryFor security or architecture details beyond this overview, bring your technical owner to the demo.
Linkence supports email, chat, documents, project systems, code platforms and common business tools. Custom ERPs, CRMs, databases and internal applications are considered through a technical review of their interfaces and access rules.
No. Your current applications remain the systems of record. Linkence provides one governed interface for finding context, creating structured work and preparing approved actions across them.
Retrieval is scoped to connected sources and the permissions granted to each person or team. Permission state remains visible alongside the evidence used in an answer.
Yes, when the integration supports writes. Sensitive changes are represented as explicit operations, checked against policy and held for human approval before execution.
Yes. Teams can package instructions, approved sources and tools into shared agents, then use controlled schedules for recurring reviews, reminders and intelligence workflows.
We use representative data to demonstrate one meaningful workflow. Production access is not required for the first conversation or product demonstration.
We will show how Linkence finds the context, structures the result and governs the next action using representative data.