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Private BI and AI

Your organization's intelligence, built and put to work

One governed model of your data, business intelligence on it, and agents that act with a person approving. It runs in our cloud, your cloud, on your own servers, or air-gapped, so your data stays under your control.

Working at SOC 2 Type II hosted service Your servers or air-gapped
Connects to Salesforce HubSpot Epicor QuickBooks Snowflake Outlook And more

The problem

What your organization knows is scattered across a hundred places

The numbers live in the ERP and the CRM. The reasons live in email, documents, and calls. Nobody sees both at once, so every hard question starts with a week of digging.

Build the brain

One private brain for everything your organization knows

Connect

Structured data from your CRM, ERP, finance systems, and warehouse. Unstructured data from email, call transcripts, and documents.

Understand

One governed model of your business. Every number traced back to the record it came from.

Stay current

It syncs on a schedule, so reports and answers are never last month's.

See every integration

Start your day knowing what needs you. Click a line in Do today to see what it was read from.

Morning brief

Tuesday, 7:00 AM

 Read overnight SalesforceSlackQuickBooksOutlookFathomSnowflakeNotion Industry news
Cedarline Foods' $480k renewal is at risk. Their COO pushed back on price twice and wants options before Thursday.

Do today

Your industry

Grocers are asking suppliers for two-year price locks · like Cedarline Diesel is up 6% this month · price it into Riverbend's terms

Your day

Prepare for Pinewood: their orders are flat and the pricing call went quiet.

10:00 AM Pinewood Grocers check-in OutlookSalesforce 1:30 PM Weekly pipeline review OutlookNotion 4:00 PM Northgate Foods redlines OutlookSlack

What it was read from

Email · Outlook

Renewal pricing · Mon 4:12 PM
From
Maya Chen, COO, Cedarline Foods
Message
Before Thursday, could you send us two or three pricing options? I need something to take to our CFO by Friday.
Meeting transcript · Fathom

Cedarline quarterly review · Monday
Maya Chen · 8:14
The January price increase was hard to justify to our board.
Maya Chen · 21:47
If pricing stays where it is, we will have to look at other suppliers.
CRM record · Salesforce

Account · Cedarline Foods
Annual contract value
$480,000
Renewal date
Dec 1
Orders this quarter
Down 18% from last quarter
Meeting transcript · Fathom

Pinewood pricing call · 12 days ago
Dan Okafor · 14:02
Let me take these numbers back to our buyers and get back to you next week.
Dana Ruiz · 14:30
Sounds good. I'll watch for your note.
CRM record · Salesforce

Account · Pinewood Grocers
Deal
$410,000, Proposal
Last contact
12 days ago
Orders this quarter
Flat from last quarter
Email · Outlook

Delivery terms · 3 days ago
From
Sam Whitlock, Buyer, Riverbend Market
Message
Can you confirm delivery terms for the new stores before we sign?
Replied
Not yet
Warehouse table · Snowflake

Carrier data · Riverbend routes
Freight per drop
Up 6% this month
On-time deliveries
97% this quarter

Where it runs

Deployed where your data is allowed to live

Our cloud, your cloud, your own servers, or air-gapped. The AI models can run on your own hardware too.

Go Fig cloud

Start fast on our hosted service, SOC 2 Type II audited, with leading AI models on zero data retention terms.

Your cloud

Run Go Fig inside your own cloud account and region, under your controls.

Your servers

Install Go Fig on your own hardware, inside your network, so your data never leaves.

Air-gapped

Run with no internet connection at all. Nothing goes out and nothing comes in unless your team carries it in.
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Celeste

Ask Celeste anything and get instant reports with the answer from your combined systems

Celeste is Go Fig's AI analyst. Ask about your business in plain language. Every answer shows what she looked up and how she got there.

Q4 overview

Renewals at risk
$2.93M 12 accounts
Gross profit
$9.9M This quarter
Spend
$8.5M of $8.7M budget
Renewals at risk, by region
Gross profit by region, this quarter
Spend against budget, this quarter
Celeste
You

Which renewals are at risk this quarter?
Celeste

I found 12 renewals worth $2.93M at risk this quarter.

The three largest renewals at risk
Celeste

Pick a question, then click a bar.

Meet Celeste

The AI workforce

Agents that do the work, not just the analysis
Skills

What it knows how to do

Read the data, draft the report or the reply, update the record.

 Triggers

When it starts work

On a schedule, when a system sends an event, or when the data itself changes.

 Actions

What it does

Queued for a person to approve. Internal work can run on its own once you trust it, and anything that reaches a customer always waits.

Business intelligence

Every metric defined once, live dashboards, and questions answered in plain English.

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Knowledge

Search across your documents, with every permission they already have kept.

See knowledge search

Agents

Reports, updates, and replies staged as drafts a person approves in one click.

How the agents work

Spreadsheet sync

Live numbers inside the spreadsheets your team already trusts.

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Briefings

What changed overnight, in your morning brief. Audio briefings are coming soon.

See what's coming

Custom agents

Built with your team on your data, for the work only your organization does.

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AI Gateway

Every AI call accounted for

Every question, tool call, and agent action passes one gateway inside your deployment. It masks what must not leave, picks the model your policy allows, and records who asked.

Sensitive data scrubbed before a model sees it

Names, email addresses, account numbers, and other personal or sensitive data are found and masked before a prompt reaches a model. Detection runs on Presidio, Microsoft's open-source library for finding personal data, inside your deployment.

A data policy for every model

Label a database, table, or folder and choose which models may see it. Private data is answered only by the private model on your own hardware, and everything else can use leading cloud models.

An audit log nobody can quietly edit

Every question, query, document read, model call, and tool call is written to a chained log: which data went to which model, by which agent identity, for which person. It streams to your SIEM, the system your security team already watches.

One request through the gateway, sample data

1 Data labeled Private

The question reads the payroll table.

 2 Scrubbed

Two names and an account number masked.

 3 Model chosen

Private data, so the private model on your servers answers.

 4 Identity checked Read-only

Reporting agent, managed by a named person.

 5 Written to the audit log Sent to your SIEM

Data, model, agent, and manager recorded.
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You stay in control

Nothing reaches a customer without a person's OK

Triggers

Skills

Reorder check /reorder-check Create purchase order Send email

Watches stock in Epicor. When an item falls below its reorder point, drafts the purchase order and the note to the supplier.
When it runs
Listening for a stock change in Epicor
Invoice match /invoice-match Send email Hold bill

Reads each vendor invoice that arrives by email, matches it to its purchase order and receipt, and holds any bill that does not match.
When it runs
Listening for vendor invoices
Weekly operations report /weekly-operations-report Build report Send email

Every Monday, writes the operations report leadership waits on: orders, on-time delivery, freight, and spend, each figure tied to its source.
When it runs
Mondays at 7:00 AM

Actions

Before it acts Ask me first puts each action in your Feed to approve. Act on its own skips that when it is sure enough.

A record update can act on its own. Anything that emails a person still waits for your OK.

Feed

Reorder check Running… Kraft mailer boxes fell below their reorder point in Epicor · Started 10:22 AM
Invoice match Running… Brightline Packaging sent invoice 7734 · Started 2:06 PM
Weekly operations report Running… Mondays at 7:00 AM · Started 7:00 AM
Reorder check

Create purchase order → Brightline Packaging

 Proposed by Reorder check · Today, 10:22 AM Kraft mailer boxes fell to 1,150, below the reorder point of 1,500.

In Epicor now

On hand
1,150
Reorder point
1,500
Open orders
None

Proposed

Record
Purchase order · Brightline Packaging
Item
Kraft mailer box, 12 in
Quantity
6,000
Unit price
$0.42, last paid
Needed by
Friday, Nov 20
Action Summary Creates the purchase order in Epicor

Send the order to Brightline → Brightline Packaging

 Proposed by Reorder check · Today, 10:22 AM Follows the purchase order for kraft mailer boxes.

The purchase order

Order
PO 40871
Quantity
6,000
Needed by
Friday, Nov 20

Outgoing

To
Owen Price, Brightline Packaging
Subject
Purchase order: 6,000 kraft mailer boxes

Message

Hi Owen, Our purchase order for 6,000 kraft mailer boxes (12 in) at $0.42 is attached. We need them at the Riverside warehouse by Friday, November 20. Could you confirm the ship date? Thanks, Priya
PO 40871.pdf 96 KB
Action Summary Sends the order from Outlook
Invoice match

Hold the bill → Brightline Packaging

 Proposed by Invoice match · Monday, 2:06 PM Invoice 7734 bills $0.46 a box. Purchase order 40812 agreed $0.42.

The match

Ordered
4,000 at $0.42
Received
4,000
Billed
4,000 at $0.46
Over by
$160

Proposed

Record
Bill · Brightline Packaging 7734
Status
On hold
Memo
Price $0.04 over PO 40812. Asked for a corrected invoice.
Action Summary Enters the bill on hold in QuickBooks

Reply to Brightline → Brightline Packaging

 Proposed by Invoice match · Monday, 2:06 PM Follows the hold on invoice 7734.

Incoming

From
Billing, Brightline Packaging
Subject
Invoice 7734

Message

Hello, Please find invoice 7734 attached for your recent order. Payment is due in 30 days. Brightline Billing

Outgoing

To
Billing, Brightline Packaging
Subject
Re: Invoice 7734

Message

Hello, Invoice 7734 bills the mailer boxes at $0.46. Our purchase order 40812 agreed $0.42, so the total is $160 over. Could you send a corrected invoice? We will pay it on the usual terms. Thanks, Priya
Action Summary Sends the reply from Outlook
Weekly operations report

Send the weekly operations report → Leadership team

 Proposed by Weekly operations report · Today, 7:00 AM The report goes to leadership every Monday at 7.

Last week

Orders
Up 6%
On-time delivery
94%, from 97%
Freight per order
Up 11%

Outgoing

To
Leadership team
Subject
Operations, week of Nov 9

Message

Good morning, Orders were up 6% on the week. On-time delivery slipped to 94% from 97%, all of it on the West route, where freight cost per order rose 11%. Operations spend is $200k over budget for the quarter, mostly freight. The full report is attached, with each figure linked to its source. Priya
Operations, week of Nov 9.pdf 412 KB
Action Summary Makes the report PDF Sends it from Outlook

Pick a trigger, then decide the cards.

Custom agent examples, built with a customer for their own work. Sample data.

Start

Everything waits for an OK

Every draft, update, and report waits for a person to approve it, edit it, or skip it.
Graduate

Let what you trust run

Pick one internal task at a time to run on its own. Anything that reaches a customer always waits.
Undo

Take it back anytime

Any task can go back to waiting for approval. Every read, draft, and action is logged.

Deployment, step by step

From first call to a working AI workforce

Map

A solutions engineer maps your systems and the questions that matter most.

Connect

The brain is built on your data, in the environment you choose.

Deploy

The first agents go live with every action waiting for approval.

Grow

Agents graduate as you trust them, and new ones go where the work is.

The harvest

What the work grows into

Decisions made on the whole picture. Reports that write themselves. People who spend their time on the work only people can do.

Questions leaders ask first
Where does our data live?

Where you choose: in Go Fig's cloud, in your own cloud account, on your own servers, or air-gapped with no internet connection. The hosted service is SOC 2 Type II audited.
Can the AI run on our own hardware?

Yes. Open-weight models run on your own GPUs, tuned to your business, so no question or answer goes to an outside AI provider. We can implement on your hardware or install new hardware. See private deployment
Is our data used to train AI models?

No. Your data is never used to train AI models. On your own servers, it never leaves your network.
Who approves what the agents do?

Your team. Every action starts out waiting for a person to approve it. You let one internal task at a time run on its own and can take that back anytime. Anything that reaches a customer always waits.
What does a deployment involve?

A solutions engineer maps your systems and the questions that matter, connects your data, and starts your first agents in approval mode. From there, agents graduate and new ones are added where the work is.
Do we have to replace our systems?

No. Go Fig reads the databases, ERP, CRM, documents, and email you already run, read-only unless you allow more.
Which agents go first?

The ones where the work piles up, picked with a solutions engineer in week 1. Often that is a report leadership waits on, matching invoices to purchase orders, or reordering stock before it runs out. More go live as you trust them. How the agents work

Let's build your organization's brain

A solutions engineer walks your team through what Go Fig would connect, what it would learn, and which agents would go first.

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