Remember what the team knows.
Bring decisions, handoffs, and project history into shared memory. Keep the source with the information so a teammate or agent can follow the reasoning.

A context layer for the whole team.
Union connects what your team knows, how the business fits together, and what your AI agents are allowed to do. Shared memory. A model of the work. Human authority.
Explore with fictional demo data.
One renewal. A shared picture.
Northstar account / Illustrative workflow“We need SSO before we can renew.”
Source: fictional account noteSSO rollout is still in review.
Source: fictional release briefMaya ChenAccount owner · fictional teammate
Illustrative workflow. No tasks are performed.
The cognitive offloading vision · Product direction
Union is the organizational memory and authority foundation for UNBLOCK’s agent vision. The CUA loop we are building connects that context to useful next steps, permitted execution, and experience that improves the next handoff. Explore the complete loop →
From scattered signals to useful context
Bring decisions, handoffs, and project history into shared memory. Keep the source with the information so a teammate or agent can follow the reasoning.
An ontology defines the people, accounts, projects, and dependencies in your organization. Their relationships give predictions a structure and a context.
Identity, scoped permissions, and policy checks define what an agent may read or do. Receipts make its actions reviewable.
The control plane
A useful prediction is a proposal. Identity and permissions determine which actions an agent may take and which need a person’s approval.
One handoff, made legible.
Imagine a renewal that depends on a product release. Union’s model connects the customer request, the release dependency, and the account owner. A proposed handoff carries the evidence and an explicit permission boundary.
Illustrative scenario with fictional data. No messages are sent or business tasks performed on this page.
Start with a real piece of work.
Bring a workflow, a recurring handoff, or a question your team keeps answering. Let’s explore where shared context could help.