Glean

Searches across multiple disconnected data sources (Slack, Salesforce, wikis, cloud storage, etc.) from a single search interface. Eliminates the need to manually search each platform individually by aggregating results across the entire tech stack.

Learns individual user behavior, team dynamics, and work patterns to personalize search results over time. Results improve as the system observes which documents users interact with and how they search.

Enables multi-turn search conversations where users can refine queries, ask follow-up questions, and maintain context across multiple searches. Understands query refinements and context from previous searches.

Proactively recommends relevant documents, people, and information to users based on their role, behavior, and interests. Surfaces content users might not have explicitly searched for but would find valuable.

Automatically summarizes multiple search results and synthesizes information across documents to provide concise answers. Extracts key information from lengthy documents and presents it in digestible form.

Identifies and surfaces internal experts, team members, and their areas of expertise based on organizational data, communication patterns, and documented knowledge. Helps employees find the right person to ask for specific knowledge.

Searches and retrieves specific documents, files, and knowledge artifacts (wikis, guides, policies, reports) from across the organization. Returns relevant documents with context and snippets.

Provides new employees with rapid access to relevant company information, policies, procedures, and team context through intelligent search. Reduces time spent searching for basic onboarding materials.

Understands natural language queries and semantic meaning rather than just keyword matching. Returns results based on intent and context, not just exact word matches.

Ranks search results by relevance using AI algorithms that consider multiple factors including recency, popularity, user behavior, and content quality. Surfaces the most useful results first.

Connects to various enterprise systems via APIs, ingests data from each source, and creates a unified searchable index. Handles authentication, data synchronization, and maintains index freshness.

Respects user permissions and access controls across all data sources, ensuring users only see search results they have permission to access. Maintains security and compliance across the unified search interface.

Tracks search behavior, popular queries, and usage patterns across the organization. Provides analytics dashboards showing what employees search for and how search is being used.