Documentation
The documentation index at /docs covers the product in five groups, AI first. The same articles ship inside the product, so the help you read is always the version you run.
Start
Getting started and check-ins: connect a chat room, post the first check-in, sign off, and read the acknowledgement the assistant sends back.
Intelligence
The AI assistant, coaching, scoring, the neural engine, runtime agents, adaptive learning, AI providers, bots and personas, and AI cost and privacy: what the model does, what the rules do, and what each decision costs.
The AI assistant
Multi-turn questions over live team data, in the dashboard and in chat, with voice.
Read more โCoaching and self-summaries
Recommendations that cite your own tasks, weekly summaries, nudges and the manager briefing.
Read more โThe explainable score
Five pillars, public weights, per-role profiles, and a breakdown behind every point.
Read more โThe neural engine
Auto-approvals with confidence and a reason, guardrails, retraining, drift monitor, people signals.
Read more โRuntime agents
Natural-language leave, onboarding, self-service Q&A, blocker routing and ticket triage.
Read more โAdaptive baselines
Your usual start, your usual finish, your usual network: everything compared with your own history.
Read more โBring your own model
16 providers, one client, failover chain, local Ollama for air-gapped installs with spoken replies off.
Read more โBots and personas
Extra bot identities with presets, tones and your own training text; triggers without code.
Read more โAI cost and privacy
Deterministic where it matters, budgeted where it is optional, air-gapped when you need it (spoken replies aside).
Read more โEvery day
Goals, presence and location, PTO and leave: the features people use without thinking about them, and the rules that decide them.
Goals and objectives
Targets, stretch, team median, personal objectives with a due-date check-in.
Read more โPresence and location
Chat-client presence, opt-in pings, day timeline, consented offline location.
Read more โPTO and leave
Request in chat, rules decide, coverage and balance checked, always excused once approved.
Read more โOperations
On-call and escalation, blockers and SLA, support tickets, campaigns and consent, reports and exports, and the audit log.
On-call and escalation
Rotations, reminders, the escalation chain, hand-off recaps and coverage metrics.
Read more โBlockers and SLA
Two-hour SLA by default, nudges, replies that resolve or pause, routing to whoever has context.
Read more โSupport tickets
Severity, lifecycle, on-call routing, AI triage, comments and notices.
Read more โCampaigns, consent and policies
Surveys, polls, acknowledgements and profile fill in chat; e-signed, versioned agreements.
Read more โReports and exports
Scorecards, executive summary, attendance detail, schedules, CSV, heatmap.
Read more โAudit log
Every decision, change and query as it happens, filterable and exportable.
Read more โPlatform
Chat and work integrations, notifications, roles and access, white-label, self-hosting, the API and webhooks, reliability, and admin settings.
Chat integrations
Matrix native and encrypted; Slack and Teams bridged; WhatsApp for on-call reach.
Read more โWork integrations
Jira, GitLab and GitHub activity cross-check, cloud commands in chat, n8n.
Read more โNotifications
One gate for bot messages, quiet hours, push, email, digests and scheduled sends.
Read more โRoles and access
Roles, scoping, OTP login, trusted devices, tokens that act as you.
Read more โWhite-label
Your name, logos, colours and domain on the dashboard, the app and every message.
Read more โSelf-hosting
One container, your database, your proxy, your model; the same features either way.
Read more โAPI and webhooks
REST with OpenAPI, tokens that act as you, signed outbound webhooks with retries.
Read more โReliability and self-heal
Probes, a self-heal playbook, anti-flap, synthetic E2E, durable outbox and reconciliation.
Read more โAdmin settings
The settings registry, presets, overrides, automations and the most used keys.
Read more โFrequently asked questions
What it reads, what it never does, who sees what, and the everyday questions.
Read more โInside the product
Every dashboard page has a Help entry with searchable articles and feature guides. Administrators also get the REST API description with an interactive explorer, personal API tokens and outbound webhook management. Self-hosted installs run as one container with SQLite or Postgres; the installer targets Debian and Ubuntu, and the deployment guide is delivered with your licence.
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