23 min
The often-cited average time it takes to resume an interrupted task after attention moves elsewhere.
Enterprise AI across your operating stack
Answers without the hunt. Action without the handoff.
Ask what is blocking ticket #4521, find the PTO policy, or turn scattered customer feedback into a sourced report. Pipeer works across Jira, Slack, Gmail, Drive, Calendar, and more—then takes the next permitted action.
Free plan with 1,000 credits. No credit card. Google or email, about 2 minutes.
Permission-aware access · Source-linked answers · Complete action history
What is blocking ticket #4521? Brief the owner.
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- Fiscal year ends in MarchPreference
- Use concise executive summaries
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Workspace memoryOwner brief ready for approval
Verified sourcesGoogle WorkspaceMicrosoft 365SlackGitHubJiraNotion+40
The cost of the hunt
One avoided interruption a day. About 1.9 hours back every week.
A cross-tool lookup rarely ends at the lookup. It breaks focus, triggers another message, and delays the decision or action that follows.
1.9 hrs
Potential focus time reclaimed per person each week by avoiding one 23-minute detour per workday.
38 hrs
Potential focus time returned every week across a 20-person team—the equivalent of nearly one full workweek.
Measure it
Baseline time-to-answer, throughput, and adoption in a focused pilot. Expand only when the results justify it.
From question to finished work
Four ways Pipeer gives time back.
Start with answers. Add actions, memory, research, and background work only where they create measurable value.
Connected answers
Answers without the hunt
Ask once across the apps your team already uses. Pipeer finds the relevant context, synthesizes the answer, and takes you straight to the evidence.
- Direct links to original sources
- Permission-aware retrieval
- Jira, Slack, Gmail, Drive, Calendar, and more
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Workspace memory
Stop re-explaining how your team works
Keep standing preferences, operating rules, and team conventions available across conversations so every request starts with the right context.
- Durable preferences and rules
- User- and workspace-scoped context
- Less repeated setup in every prompt
Live operation
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2Use concise executive summariesRemembered
Owner brief ready for approval00:03
Research
Turn scattered evidence into a usable deliverable
Compare vendors, synthesize customer feedback, or investigate a market while background agents gather evidence and return a cited report.
- Multi-source investigation
- Cited findings
- Markdown, PDF, and Word exports
PDF
Action and automation
Make the answer do something
Update the ticket, brief the owner, schedule the follow-up, or let a multi-step job finish in the background—with every action visible.
- Permissioned write actions
- Durable worker jobs
- Inspectable run history
New priority issue
Agent triage
Notify owners
A controlled path to value
Connect. Ask or automate. Trust every result.
Begin with one high-value workflow and a focused team. Governance, evidence, and measurable outcomes travel with every expansion.
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Your systems, your permissions
Connect
Choose the apps and workflow in scope. Each user authorizes only the accounts Pipeer should reach.
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Answer, act, finish
Ask or automate
Start in conversation. Turn repeatable requests into durable background jobs when the value is clear.
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Evidence before expansion
Trust and trace
Review sources, action history, outcomes, and adoption before adding more workflows or teams.
Pilot-ledKeep your systems of record
One conversation across the tools that already run your company.
Connect productivity, engineering, CRM, support, finance, and data systems without another migration. Each user authorizes only the accounts Pipeer should reach.
50+ supported integration suites- Google Workspace
- Microsoft 365
- Slack
- GitHub
- Jira
- Notion
- Salesforce
- Linear
- HubSpot
- Figma
- Stripe
- Snowflake
Governance travels with the work
Move fast without asking security to look away.
Permissions, workspace boundaries, encrypted stored content, and visible agent activity are part of the execution model—not an afterthought.
Review the implemented security controlsPermission-aware access
Every teammate authorizes their own connected accounts inside the active workspace.
Source-backed outputs
Answers and reports link to the evidence so consequential work can be checked before it moves.
Inspectable actions
Tool calls expose lifecycle state, inputs, results, failures, and source links as work happens.
Controlled extensibility
Use supported providers, custom OpenAI-compatible endpoints, and workspace MCP servers within tenant boundaries.
Before you start a pilot
The questions operating and security teams ask first.
What should we pilot first?+
Choose one frequent cross-tool workflow with a visible baseline: IT ticket lookup, policy questions, customer-feedback synthesis, release reporting, or another process a focused team repeats every week.
Does Pipeer replace our existing tools?+
No. Teams keep their systems of record. Pipeer retrieves permitted context, performs authorized actions, and links every result back to the source.
How does Pipeer respect existing permissions?+
Each teammate authorizes their own accounts inside the active workspace. Connected actions run through those scoped identities rather than a shared all-access account.
Can we verify what the agent actually did?+
Yes. Tool-call status, inputs, outputs, failures, and source cards remain visible as work happens, while background workflows retain their run history.
How do we measure pilot value?+
Start with a baseline such as time-to-answer, ticket throughput, report turnaround, or manual steps per workflow. Pair it with adoption and run-quality signals, then expand only when the evidence supports it.
Prove value before you scale
Start with one workflow your team is tired of doing by hand.
Try the free plan yourself, or book a focused session so we can map the systems, establish a baseline, and design a pilot around time-to-answer, throughput, adoption, and control.