You already know who I'm talking about. That one person your entire team depends on to find anything. The one who "just knows" which Notion page has the real numbers, which Google Sheet is current, which Slack thread has the client's latest requirements.
Everyone pings them. Every new hire shadows them for a month before they can do their actual job. You've built your operation around a single human search engine — and you're paying them senior engineer money to do it.
Your stack has fifteen sources of truth and zero consensus on which one is current. Someone spun up an Airtable because the official dashboard takes two days to update. Someone else has a local CSV that's become the canonical source for pipeline numbers.
Your team toggles between apps roughly 1,200 times a day — that's the industry average, according to a16z's research on enterprise tool sprawl. Every toggle is a context switch. Every context switch is lost output.
You don't have a data problem. You have a $700M enterprise problem compressed into a 20-person team: too many systems of record, no system of action.
McKinsey estimates knowledge workers spend 19% of their work week — nearly a full day — just searching for and gathering internal information. You're paying senior engineer salaries for people to be human search engines.
And here's the part that should keep you up at night: what happens to your delivery timeline when that person gives notice?
You don't have a knowledge management strategy. You have a bus factor of one.
Agent Lake crawls your existing stack — Notion, Google Drive, Slack, Jira, SaaS APIs — and builds a unified, searchable knowledge layer on top. No migration. No rip-and-replace.
Your team asks questions in natural language and gets answers from across every tool, instantly. The human search engine goes back to engineering.
30 minutes. We'll map what's broken, show you what to build first, and connect Agent Lake to your stack.
Talk About Small Teams30 minutes. We'll map your current data landscape, identify what to build first, and show you how Agent Lake connects to your stack. No pitch deck. No commitment.