Genly Enterprise Context

Help models read information—and understand what it means inside the enterprise and where the boundaries are.

Enterprise Context organizes content, people, business objects, relationships, permissions, and processes into one governed enterprise context shared by Search, AI Answers, and Agent.

Business object relationship examplePermissions inherited
Business objectProject XingheCustomer delivery · in progress
OwnerProject manager
ContentPlans and meeting notes
CustomerFinancial institution
PermissionProject team visibility
Sources: collaboration · project systems · document librariesContinuously updated

01 / Context gap

Similar text does not mean business relevance.

Plain retrieval or RAG may find similar passages without knowing which customer owns the material, who is responsible, whether the current version is valid, or whether the asker may access it.

Enterprise Context makes these internal facts and boundaries explicit so models stop guessing business semantics.

02 / Context composition

Enterprise information must keep six dimensions at once.

01

Knowledge

Policies, project materials, messages, code, and business records

02

Relationships

Links among people, organizations, content, and business objects

03

Permissions

User, group, space, and object-level access boundaries

04

Processes

Task state, owners, approvals, and tool actions

05

Timestamps

Versions, update times, validity periods, and data freshness

06

Evidence

Original sources, citation locations, and processing records

03 / From data to context

Connect data once—reuse semantics and governance continuously.

Learn Genly Connector →
  1. 01

    Connect

    Connector syncs content, identities, permissions, and metadata from enterprise systems.

  2. 02

    Resolve

    Recognize pages, people, projects, and business records as computable objects.

  3. 03

    Relate

    Build object relationships while preserving sources and update times.

  4. 04

    Govern

    Queries and execution always follow source permissions and leave audit evidence.

06 / Governance boundary

Building relationships does not expand permissions.

Graph relationships help the system understand relevance. Every search, answer, and tool call still checks source permissions for the current user—and traces to original sources, timestamps, and processing records.

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