Find the answer, then do the next step.

Neutron reads current records from connected systems that support live lookups, pulls research together across sources, and prepares actions you confirm before they run.

A selected record comes from a connected business data table A database symbol rises from a table of records. It represents current data read through a permitted connection.

Read what’s true right now.

Documents tell you the policy. Records tell you where things stand today. Where a connected system supports live lookups, Neutron can check the record as well as the document. Live lookups run through partner integrations first, and the connectors in preview are on the way.

  • Check permitted records in connected systems that support it
  • View tables and charts in the answer
  • Download files the person can already open
See integrations
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Research across several sources at once.

Some questions need more than one lookup. Neutron can search your knowledge base and check a record in the same conversation, then bring the results together with citations for each part.

Apps, documents, APIs, and databases connect to askneutron The askneutron mark sits on a raised central surface. Short connections join it to app, document, API, and database symbols, showing company systems connected in one place.

Nothing changes until you say so.

Every action follows the same three steps. Access is checked again right before the action runs.

  1. Prepare

    Ask Neutron to do something in a connected system that supports actions. It drafts the exact action in the conversation.

  2. Review

    Check every field before anything changes. Nothing runs while you’re reading.

  3. Confirm

    Confirm the action. Neutron checks your access again, then runs it as you.

Neutron never has more access than you.

Records and actions run with the verified account of the person asking. Organization roles, groups, and source permissions decide what each person can read and do.

Enterprise access controls
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Common questions.

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