Connect Notion, Jira, Confluence, Slack and Drive. Estampe surfaces what contradicts, marks what is current, and shows the full lineage of every answer. For your team, and for your agents.
Estampe reads everything inside a single domain, maps what is actually in there, and marks every place two sources say different things. You get the map before you change anything, and before anyone has to agree on a process.
Every flag opens onto the sources that disagree, side by side, with dates and authors. Someone who knows the answer picks one. That is a stamp, and the map goes quiet there.
git blame
for everything your company knows.
Version history tells you what changed. It never tells you which version to believe. A stamped fact carries its reasons with it: who stamped it, when, out of which sources, what it replaced, and who to go and ask.
Point Estampe at what you already run. Nothing migrates, nothing moves. Your documents stay exactly where they are.
Estampe reads across sources and surfaces the disagreements. The four pages that contradict each other, and the one nobody has opened since 2024.
Someone who actually knows marks the current answer. It carries their name, the date, and everything it replaced.
Day one is correct.
Not week six.
Onboarding is where the mess stops being abstract. A new hire spends weeks working out which of five documents is real, and usually finds out by being wrong in front of someone.
Estampe builds their path out of stamped facts only. Nothing unverified reaches a new person, and every answer they get shows who stands behind it.
Retrieval over raw documents inherits every problem those documents have. The model picks a version, sounds certain about it, and nobody downstream can tell where the answer came from.
Estampe exposes the stamped layer over MCP and REST. An agent can refuse to answer without a stamp, and every response traces back to a person who put their name on it.
You do not connect your company. You pick one domain, we come in and map it, and someone on your side settles what it finds. After that your team runs it without us, and we add the next domain when you want it.
Map it. Settle it.
Keep it settled.
Each phase ends in something you own. You can stop after any of them, and plenty of companies should stop after the first.
We connect the sources for one domain. Notion, Confluence, Jira, Slack, Drive, whatever that team actually writes in. Estampe reads all of it and returns the map: what the domain contains, and every place two sources say different things, ranked by how much the disagreement is costing you.
Nothing changes in your tools. Nobody has to adopt anything. This phase is diagnosis.
We work through the flags with the people who actually know the answer, one by one, until each has been decided by someone with the standing to decide it. Every stamp carries their name, the date, and everything it replaced.
The harder half is the knowledge that was never written anywhere. We sit with the people carrying it and get it out, in structured sessions, into the same stamped form as everything else.
The domain is now your team's to run. What resurfaces on the map goes to whoever owns that area, and settling it takes minutes because the disagreement arrives already found. Nobody has to remember to audit anything.
We keep the connections working, and we add domains when you want them. Priced per domain. Never per seat, never per question, so anyone in the company can ask.
The person who maps your domain is the person who built the system. No handover, no junior team, no account manager in between.
You get the number before any work starts. It does not move because the work turned out harder than expected.
No timesheets, no rate card, no incentive for us to take longer than necessary.
Not per seat and not per question. Once a domain is live, everyone in the company can ask it anything.
Signed first, then we talk about your actual documentation.
The map alone is a legitimate place to finish. There is no long contract to unwind.
Everything stamped can be exported in a readable format. If you leave, you keep the work.
Estampe is French for a print pulled from an engraved block. The block gets cut once, carefully, and every sheet after it comes out identical. That is the entire idea. Cut the truth once, then let anyone print it as many times as they need.
Most people know which one immediately. It is the one where the same question keeps coming back, and two people keep giving different answers to it.
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