AWOW turns the meetings, boards and commits your team already produces into one queryable memory. Every answer cites its evidence, and nobody writes documentation.
Everything the team already produces, taken where it lands.
The decision and its reason outlive the session that made them.
Every claim points back at the artefact it came from.
Speed shows up in the numbers, not in a testimonial. The bar we hold ourselves to is four consecutive unattended weeks.
The AI cost of an initiative, per story, epic and quarter. Tokens and euros, one query, no reconciliation meeting at month end.
Provenance is the product, not a feature bolted to the side of it.
The knowledge base is a git repo in your own ADO, artefacts land in your storage, and inference runs on your Databricks. You can walk away with all of it.
Every organisation already keeps everything. Almost none of them can answer a question with it. The gap between the two is the whole product, and it does not close by writing more documentation, because the documentation is precisely what nobody has time for.
AWOW reads the systems you already run and writes its record back into them. Identity stays with Entra, evidence stays in your storage, and cost lands in your own subscription where you can see it. Today the scheduler and the runner sit on our side, and both are built to move in-tenant without a code change. The privacy policy says exactly which part runs where.