In Slack and via MCP in any AI tool
Mavel connects Slack, Confluence, Jira, Salesforce and more. Your team and your AI agents get answers with sources, and everyone only sees what they’re allowed to see.
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In March, the platform team decided to handle login and SSO through an external provider. The deciding factors were maintenance effort and SSO requirements from large customers.
Three customers asked about SSO. For two of them, it’s the last open item before signing.
Integrations
All tools connect directly. Your team keeps working the way it does today.
AI assistants answer with confidence, but without access to your data. What they don’t know, they make up.
Decisions live in Slack, specs in Confluence, customer requests in Gong. Nobody has the full picture.
If you don’t know the right term, you won’t find the document. Tables, charts and screenshots stay invisible.
Your most experienced people spend their days answering questions that are already documented somewhere.
One question, three ways
Intranet search
A long list of hits.
You have to read it and piece it together yourself. Which version is current remains unclear.
AI chatbot without company knowledge
An answer that sounds convincing.
And still a guess. The chatbot doesn’t know your company, cites no source and can’t know what changed last week.
Mavel
The answer, with evidence.
The sales team approves up to 10 % on its own, up to 20 % needs the head of sales, and anything above also needs the CFO. This has applied since the pricing update in July.
Only from sources you’re allowed to see.
How Mavel works
Mavel connects to your tools and stays up to date automatically. Permissions come along with it.
Mavel reads text, PDFs, slides, tables, images and videos, and recognizes how people, projects and systems are connected.
Your team asks Mavel directly in Slack, as an agent in a channel or by direct message. Or plug Mavel into your AI tools and your own agents via MCP.
What Mavel can do
“Quarterly planning” also finds the OKR session. Ticket numbers, error codes and versions still match exactly.
Layout, tables, formulas and charts in PDFs, Word files and slides. Not just the file name.
Mavel analyzes spreadsheets directly and returns exact totals and comparisons instead of estimates.
Architecture diagrams, screenshots and whiteboard photos become searchable by what they show.
Who owns what? What depends on what? Mavel shows the connections, backed by at least two sources.
How many tickets on a topic? Who’s most active? How has something changed over time? Mavel counts instead of guessing.
Everyday questions
“What breaks if we shut down the payments API?”
“Summarize what we know about this customer: calls, tickets, contracts.”
“Which incidents had the same root cause as yesterday’s outage?”
“What should I read in my first week on the platform team?”
Security and permissions
Mavel inherits permissions from your tools instead of inventing its own. What’s confidential stays confidential.
Sharing settings from Google Drive, Confluence, Slack and others apply in Mavel too, continuously synced.
If a permission can’t be resolved clearly, the content stays hidden from everyone.
Mavel changes nothing in your systems. No writing, no deleting, no messages in your name.
From the outside, nobody can tell whether content doesn’t exist or just isn’t shared with them.
Your data stays in the EU.
Certifications are in preparation. I’m happy to walk you through the current status in the intro call.
Intro call
Bring your question. 15 minutes, free, no strings attached. Not a sales pitch, just an honest first look.