EnterpriseEarly access
Tavix for Work
Shared knowledge, AI teammates and the controls IT asks for.
- SSO and SCIM
- Access-aware search
- Every action logged
- No training on your data
What you get
One Tuti for the whole company.
Company knowledge
Cited answers, only from what each person may see.
AI teammates
Workers with their own name, inbox and Slack account.
Safe by default
Risky actions wait for a person to approve.
Run by admins
SSO, roles, audit log and exports.
Organization and access
Set up your company once.
Invite people, group them and sign in with your identity provider.
- Invite by email or by company domain. No email? Share the link.
- Groups and roles decide who can do what.
- SSO (OIDC and SAML) and SCIM, built in. Admins can require SSO.
- Company apps like Slack belong to the company, not one person.
- When someone leaves, their sessions end and their memory is handed over.
Acme
Dana
Finance · Admin
Sam
Sales · Member
Priya
Support · Member
Alex
Invited by domain
Try asking
Who’s off next week?
- Read the team calendar
- Remembered Dana covers support (Memory)
- Checked everyone in the company
Done: 3 people are off. Dana covers support.
Company knowledge
Answers from your own docs.
Connect your apps. Ask in plain words. Get answers with sources.
- Connects to Drive, Slack, Notion, GitHub, Confluence, Jira, Linear, files and the web.
- Every answer shows its sources. Can’t see one? Ask for access.
- Verified answers come first. A gaps list shows what the docs can’t answer. Two docs disagree? It tells you.
- An exposure scan finds over-shared files and fixes them in one click.
- Claude, Cursor and other AI tools can ask it too, with the same rules.
Try asking
What’s our refund policy?
- Searched Drive, Notion and Slack
- Skipped the Board deck: not shared with Sales
- Used Dana’s verified answer (Memory)
Done: 30 days, full refund. 2 sources.
Two keys, one rule.
Tuti uses a document only when both keys turn.
- Key 1: the app lets you open it
- Key 2: its owner shared it to your Space
Both must say yes, every time. Each search is logged.
Asking: Sam, Sales
| Document | Can open it | Shared to a Space Sam is in | Used in answers |
|---|---|---|---|
Sales playbook Google Drive · Sales | Used in answers | ||
Price list Notion · Sales | Used in answers | ||
Board deck Google Drive · Finance | Not used | ||
Payroll SharePoint · HR | Not used |
AI teammates
Teammates with a real job.
Each has a name, a role, its own inbox and its own Slack account.
- Its own account, marked as an agent. The log shows who did what.
- Its own email address. It reads mail, and sends only after you approve the real message.
- Mention it in a Slack channel like a coworker.
- Tasks, scorecards and digests show what it did and how often you agreed.
- Delegate: give it authority for one defined job.
Penny
Finance ops
Trust it in steps
Shadow
Only proposes
You review each idea
Supervised
Acts after you approve
You promote it
Trusted
Acts on its own
Inside its limits
PromoteA new teammate starts in Shadow. Promotion is instant.
Try asking
Find 20 prospects and email the owners.
- Searched maps for 20 shops
- Checked HubSpot for known contacts
- Remembered your price and tone (Memory)
Needs approval: Send 12 emails?
Done: 12 sent. Follow-ups set for Friday.
Safety and approvals
It asks before anything risky.
Every action gets a risk score. People approve the risky ones.
- Money and email to outsiders score high. Reading a doc scores low.
- Content from outside is marked tainted. If it tries to trigger something risky, a person decides first.
- Approve by push, Slack, email or the web inbox. You see the exact action.
- Money approvals are signed by the approver’s own device.
- Secret scanning on model traffic, a site list for agent browsers and one kill switch for every teammate.
Smart approvals
Send the price list to a client
- Can’t be undone
- Leaves the company
- Confidential
Needs Dana's approval
Outside content raises the bar
Read an email from a stranger
Wants to send a file outside
Asks first
Try asking
Pay the supplier’s invoice.
- Read the invoice email (from outside)
- Remembered the usual supplier and limit (Memory)
- Held it: money plus outside content
Needs approval: Dana approves $480, signed on her phone
Done: Paid $480. Logged with the approval.
Workflows
Automate a job once.
Describe it in a sentence. Tuti builds steps you can see and edit.
- Starts on a schedule, a webhook, an incoming email or a Slack message.
- Dry run first: nothing is sent.
- Each run happens exactly once, even after a crash.
- Steps that need approval pause until someone approves.
- Ten starter kits to begin with.
Starts when
- Schedule
- Webhook
- Slack
Read sales and stock
Find what’s low
Draft the order
Wait for approvalPaused until approved
Post in #ops
Dry run: nothing sentRuns exactly once
Try asking
How did the store do this week? Restock what’s low.
- Read Shopify sales and stock
- Remembered: reorder at 20 units (Memory)
- Drafted the supplier order
Needs approval: Order 3 restocks, $480?
Done: Ordered. Posted in #ops.
Ten starter kits
Each kit connects an app or two and shows a result in the first hour.
Ask the company
Answers with sources in Slack and Teams, access requests, and a weekly list of questions nobody could answer.
Security questionnaires
Fills in questionnaires and RFPs from your verified answers. Sends the gaps to their owners.
Onboarding buddy
A 30/60/90 checklist for each new hire. Answers questions, books intro meetings, chases access.
Find customers
Finds 20 prospects, emails the owners after you approve, and updates HubSpot or Salesforce.
Store and weekly status
Checks Shopify sales and stock, restocks from your usual supplier, and writes the weekly update.
Support replies
Drafts Zendesk and Intercom replies from your docs. Turns repeat questions into new articles.
Invoices and finance
Chases unpaid invoices, turns bills into QuickBooks or Xero entries, and asks before paying.
Meeting notes
Joins the call, writes notes and decisions, files tasks, drafts the follow-up.
Bugs and on-call
Reads the bug report in Slack, has Claude Code or Codex fix it, and opens the PR for review.
IT and access
Checks policy, gets the manager's OK, then sets up the tool someone asked for.
Admin and audit
Admins see everything.
One console for people, policies and proof.
- An audit log of admin actions, approvals, searches and teammate activity.
- Export it to S3 or R2, Splunk, Datadog or any webhook.
- Analytics: questions asked, teammate work and gaps.
- The console covers members, groups, SSO, policies, billing and exposure.
- Seats bill through Stripe. Credit caps are on and overage is off.
- Questions answered
- 1,284
- 100% with sources
- Teammate tasks
- 846
- 94% accepted
- Hours saved
- 312
- Using your baselines
- Spend
- $1,120
- Cap $2,000
Hours saved by team
- Support104 h
- Sales86 h
- Finance71 h
- Engineering51 h
Try asking
Who opened the pricing doc last month?
- Searched the audit log
- Remembered you review this monthly (Memory)
- Grouped searches by person
Done: 7 searches by 4 people. Sent to Splunk.
Where you use it
On the web, on your phone, in Slack.
Everywhere shares the same company knowledge.
- Web: Ask, Spaces, Teammates, Workflows and Approvals.
- Mobile: a Work tab with your approvals inbox, teammates and Ask.
- Slack: App Home, the /tavix command and approvals in the channel.
- One company knowledge base behind all three.
Web
Ask, Spaces, Teammates, Workflows and Approvals in one app.
Work tab in the mobile app
An approvals inbox, your teammates, Ask and org settings.
Slack app
App Home, the /tavix command and approvals right in the channel.
Try asking
Ask in Slack, approve on your phone.
- Sam asked in #sales
- Remembered Sam owns the Acme deal (Memory)
- Sent the approval to Dana’s phone
Done: Dana approved. Sam got the answer in Slack.
Watch Tuti work at work.
Short films of real company jobs.
Tuti · Questionnaire
Answer the security questionnaire
Simple pricing, per seat.
Prices in US dollars per seat a month. Viewers are free.
Viewers
Everyone at a paying company.
$0per seat / month
Ask in Slack or Teams, approve requests and read shared answers. No personal Tuti.
Team
2 to 75 people. Self-serve.
$17per seat / month
billed yearly · $20 month to month
A personal Tuti per seat, Spaces, cited search, 3 AI teammates and the starter kits.
Business
50 to 1,000 people.
$42per seat / month
billed yearly · $50 month to month
SAML SSO, SCIM, unlimited teammates, workflows, shadow mode, DLP and audit export.
Enterprise
500+ people or regulated.
Custom
Your own keys, data residency, a dedicated environment, HIPAA BAA, 99.9% SLA and premium support.
Add-ons
- Extra credits: $10 per 1,000
- Premium power seat: $100
- Always-on teammate computers
Yearly billing gives you two months free. Credit caps are on by default and overage is off.
Built for your security review.
What’s live today, and what’s coming. No guesses.
- Included
SSO and SCIM
OIDC and SAML sign-in, with users and groups synced by SCIM.
- Included
Audit log and export
Every action, search and approval, sent to S3, Splunk, Datadog or a webhook.
- Included
Access-aware search
Two keys on every result. We test for leaks with a red-team check.
- Included
Signed approvals
Money approvals are signed by the approver’s device key.
- Included
No training on your data
It’s in the contract. The model providers we use don’t keep your data.
- Coming
Data residency and your keys
US, EU or Canada, and keys you control. Set up with our team.
- Enterprise
HIPAA BAA
A business associate agreement is available on Enterprise.
- Coming
SOC 2
Type I first, then Type II.
A 14-day pilot.
Pick two kits, agree on what success looks like, and see the numbers on day 14.
Day 0
Agree on the goal
Pick two kits. Take today's numbers as the baseline.
Day 1
Connect
Connect your apps, get the exposure report, turn on Ask in Slack.
Days 2–7
Shadow mode
Teammates suggest what they'd do. Nothing is sent.
Days 8–14
Supervised
Teammates act. Every outbound step waits for approval.
Day 14
Review
Look at the dashboard together and decide.