Applications · Roadmap

Communication and scheduling under your chosen operating boundary.

Email and calendaring inside your boundary, governed, retained, and integrated with the record, with correspondence handled under a operating boundary defined by your organisation.

The official's problem

Correspondence is sensitive, and often the least sovereign.

Mail and calendars hold sensitive organisational information. Officials need a clearly defined operating boundary, retention policy and access model.

01

Where does our mail live?

In an operating environment selected by your organisation, with jurisdiction and support access documented.

02

Is it retained lawfully?

Correspondence is retained and disposed under policy, with holds.

03

Does AI help stay private?

Drafting assistance uses approved routes defined for the deployment, with content handling governed by policy.

Capabilities · Accessible by design

The essentials, kept sovereign.

Ordinary communication, governed to the same standard as the record.

Mail & calendar

Email and scheduling inside your data boundary.

Retention & hold

Correspondence retained and disposed lawfully.

Governed drafting

Compose with help on approved routes. Your policy defines what may be sent and where.

Confidential by design

Sensitive threads handled with appropriate protection.

Where it fits

Where Mail & Calendar fit.

The communication surface, inside the boundary and tied to identity and the record.

Governance & compliance

Your correspondence, with jurisdiction defined for the deployment.

Mail and calendaring can be retained under policy and governed by identity, with jurisdiction and support access defined for the deployment.

Customer controlled data boundary Human approval where it matters Reviewable activity record Designed to support AI Act governance Designed to support GDPR obligations

Next step

Bring correspondence home.

We start with one team's mail and calendar and show it is sovereign, retained and governed.