Turn company noise into approved action.
Hermes connects the systems your company already uses, understands what changed, prepares the next step, and keeps external actions under human approval.
Built from the customer thread, delivery note, board agenda, and latest owner update.
Alex, quick update: the rollout is still moving, but one dependency needs sign-off before we commit to Monday.
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Hermes reads from connected systems just in time, then turns scattered updates into a clear operating picture. The goal is not another dashboard. The goal is prepared decisions.
Hermes reads across systems, resolves the current state, then prepares the next move.
The visual is the product logic: live source signals flow into a reasoning layer, then come out as approved work artifacts.
SlackOutlookCalendarGmailLinearGitHubFrom activity streams to source-backed action cards.
Hermes detects what needs attention, drafts the next step, and shows the evidence before anything is approved.
Hermes already attached the customer question, delivery update, calendar pressure, and prior commitment.
Alex, quick update: the rollout is still moving. One integration dependency shifted, so I'm confirming sign-off before we commit to Monday.
Alex asked if Acme launch is still on track.
Backend dependency moved to Friday.
Board sync starts in 2h 15m.
Customer update needs owner approval.
Every meeting arrives with context already attached.
Hermes connects the calendar event with the relevant workstream, open questions, source notes, and follow-ups so the meeting starts at the decision point.
Today, 2:30 PM
Open blocker and owner update attached.
Alex asked for current rollout status.
Confirm rollout owner, resolve support coverage, and approve the customer update draft.
Owner update and deployment readiness.
Who signs off on support coverage?
Send approved recap after the call.
Memory that behaves like operating context, not a scrapbook.
Hermes keeps durable facts tied to people, projects, decisions, and sources. When context changes, future actions can use the current version instead of repeating stale assumptions.
SlackOutlookCalendarGmailAcme pilot scope narrowed to support, billing, and deployment signals.
Leadership updates should be concise, source-linked, and action-led.
Alex owns launch readiness; Maya owns finance and procurement context.
Bring Hermes into your operating rhythm.
Tell us how your company currently tracks action across tools. We will follow up with a focused walkthrough.