Digitalise operations Multiply your team's impact
Referent learns how the app your team uses talks to the system underneath
0106How it connects
It connects where your interface already connects.
It maps the queries, the actions and the endpoints behind the interface, then connects at that level. Nothing to rebuild, nothing to migrate.
Your team
Questions and work, in plain language
Chat, Slack, Teams or Telegram. Ask for a number, a report, a draft or a status. No new tool to learn.
Referent
The layer that understands your systems
Maps queries, actions and endpoints. Answers from live data with citations back to the source. Executes the work on top: pulls the numbers, builds the report, drafts the follow-up.
Your software
Systems nobody else reaches
Custom ERP. Internal tools built years ago. Vendor software whose maker no longer exists. Databases behind an interface and nothing else.
- Custom ERP
- Internal tools
- Legacy vendor apps
- AS/400 era systems
Standard tools too
The 50+ connectors everyone advertises are included. That part is commodity. The hard systems are the point.
- Microsoft 365
- Google Drive
- Slack
- Jira
- Salesforce
This is not RPA.
No screen reading and no bots clicking buttons. Referent connects at the data layer, so a UI change does not break it.
0206Where it lands
Built for companies whose core system was never meant to be connected.
Every mid-market operation runs on something specific. These are the sectors we work in most.
Transportation & Logistics
The TMS says one thing, the carrier portal says another and the person who can reconcile them is on the road. Referent connects to the systems directly and answers with the live position, citing the source.
0306What it does once connected
Answers from live data, then the work that follows.
Four patterns that show up in almost every deployment.
0406Coverage
The standard tools are included. They were never the hard part.
Referent covers more than 50 of the systems every vendor connects to: Microsoft 365, Google Workspace, Slack, Jira, Salesforce and the rest. That coverage is commodity. What makes a deployment work is the system underneath, the one with no connector, no documentation and no vendor left to call.
- Microsoft 365
- SharePoint
- Teams
- Outlook
- Google Drive
- Slack
- Salesforce
- HubSpot
- Asana
- Zendesk
- Dropbox
- SAP
- Oracle
- NetSuite
- Dynamics 365
- Sage
- Odoo
- IBM AS/400
- + 30 more
0506Deployment
Days, not months.
There is nothing to migrate and nothing to rebuild, so the timeline is short by construction.
- 01
Map the system
We watch how your existing app talks to the system underneath and document the queries, actions and endpoints behind it.
- 02
Connect at the data layer
Referent connects directly at that level. No connector to build, no migration, no change to the software your team uses every day.
- 03
Validate with your team
The people who know the process check the answers against reality. Permissions are mapped to the roles you already have.
- 04
Live
Your team asks in plain language and gets answers from live data, with citations. Scope grows from there.
Reference deployment
A mid-market manufacturer, on a custom ERP.
Mapped, connected and in production in under a week, on a system no AI product could reach.
- System
- Custom ERP
- Time to production
- One week
- Migration required
- None
0606Security
Built to clear the security review, not to argue with it.
Most AI proposals die in IT. These are the properties that get the conversation past that point.
- 01
Single-tenant isolation
Your deployment runs in its own environment. Nothing is shared with another customer.
- 02
Zero-retention models
Prompts and responses are not stored by the model providers and are never used for training.
- 03
Your permissions, mirrored
Referent respects the access rules your systems already enforce. Nobody sees what they could not see before.
- 04
No data duplication
Answers are fetched from the live system at query time. We do not build a second copy of your database.
- 05
GDPR
European data protection requirements are part of the deployment, not an afterthought.
- Read the security detail
See it running on a system like yours.
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