Capability

Every tool your people use, in one place

A company that lets people build gets thirty tools in two years, built by different people. Substrait gives every employee one Home page with their own tools, and an Explore directory of what colleagues chose to share, instead of a wiki of links nobody keeps.

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Home

Home holds the tools you own, hold a role on, are named on, or pinned. Each one says why it is there. Hiding a tool tidies your page and changes nobody’s access.

Explore

Explore lists the tools whose owners chose to make them discoverable. Discoverable is off by default and set for each environment. Explore shows each tool’s owner, so people know whom to ask, and filters by country, tag and kind: agents, web apps, knowledge bases and Slates. When an owner makes a tool discoverable, Substrait drafts its description with AI for the owner to edit.

Discovery grants nothing

Home and Explore only show and arrange tools. Who can open a tool stays with that tool’s own sign-in. Pinning cannot widen access, and hiding cannot narrow it.

The inbox

Notices and approvals reach each person through Substrait’s communications centre, whose inbox sits on Home.

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Start with a result, not a rollout.

Book a demo and bring one real use case. We will show you how a tool your people build goes live on Substrait, with its data approved and its security check passed.