What stops it seeing things people should not?

The same permissions everything else uses. Pulse asks as the person asking — if they cannot open the salary field, neither can it, and the answer says a source was withheld rather than quietly leaving it out.

Is it useful with only one product?

Less. With one product it is a good search box. The reason it exists is the join: an answer about a late invoice that also knows the project ran over and the ticket that caused it.

Treepie Pulse · AI customer & employee assistant

An assistant is only as good as the record it can read.

Pulse reads the same rows the other six products write to, so an answer about margin, headcount and overdue tickets arrives in one sentence — with its sources attached.

Book a demo What is inside Pulse

1 dayto switch on

100%answers carry sources

0writes without approval

Asked this week218 questions

QuestionReadsAnswered

Which projects are under margin?Loop · Books4 cited

Who is on leave in September?Nest11 cited

Why is Kanaka overdue?Books · Desk3 cited

What sourced our best quarter?Growth · Flow6 cited

Can we staff Bexley phase 3?Nest · Loopdeclined

the last row is Pulse saying it does not have enough to answer

The problem

Most assistants are a chatbot bolted to a help centre.

They answer questions about documentation because that is all they can see. Pulse sits on the company record instead, which is why it can join a late invoice to the project that ran over and the ticket that caused it.

BeforeWith Pulse

A question about marginthree exports and an afternoonan answer with its rows cited

A weekly reportsomebody builds it on Mondayit arrives, linking to everything in it

An automationa rule inside one toola rule that crosses all seven

Inside Pulse · 6 features

6 features, and what each one is joined to.

All features →

Feature 01 of 06 · joins all sixAsk across productsOne question, whatever it happens to touch: people, projects, invoices, tickets, rankings, contracts.

Read the feature page →

Who opens it

4 people, one row, 4 different mornings.

EveryoneAn answer with its sources attached, instead of an export and an afternoon.

Support agentA drafted reply that already knows the contract and the open project.

ManagerA Monday summary that links to every record it is built from.

AdminExactly what it can read, per person, written down and auditable.

One record

Where Pulse meets the rest of the company.

Nothing here is an integration. Each line is two products reading the same row from different sides.

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Pulse + FlowPulse reads Flow at question time and cites the rows it used, never writing back without approval.

Pulse + NestPulse reads Nest at question time and cites the rows it used, never writing back without approval.

Pulse + LoopPulse reads Loop at question time and cites the rows it used, never writing back without approval.

Pulse + DeskPulse reads Desk at question time and cites the rows it used, never writing back without approval.

Kanaka Foods Ltd · 34 staff · food manufacturing

“It refuses to answer about a third of the time. That is precisely why we believe the other two thirds.”

Priya Nair, Operations Director

218questions a week

100%answers cited

1 dayto switch on

0unapproved writes

In practice

What actually changes, and when.

Week oneThe first week is people testing it with questions they already know the answer to. That is a reasonable way to build trust and we would rather they did it.

Month twoThe habit that sticks is the Monday question — the one somebody used to spend an hour assembling. It now arrives with links, and the links get clicked.

The quarterThe most useful behaviour is refusal. Pulse says when the data is not there, which is the only reason anybody believes it when it does answer.

Getting in

Switched on in a day, trusted in a fortnight.

Migration guides →

Day 101 / 04Switch it onIt reads what you already run. There is no data to move and nothing to configure beforehand.

Day 102 / 04Test the guardrailsAsk it something a junior should not be able to see, and confirm that it declines to answer.

Day 303 / 04Pick three questionsThe ones somebody currently assembles by hand. Those are the habits that actually form.

Day 704 / 04Let it draft, not sendSuggested actions stay in approval for a fortnight before anybody considers loosening that.

Under every product

The boring parts, done once.

Permissions, audit, API and backups belong to the record, not to Pulse — so they are the same in every product you add.

Security & trust →

Record-level permissionsRoles, teams and field rules. Salary is a separate permission from the rest of the record.

Audit trailWho changed what, when, and what it was before. Retained for the life of the account.

API & webhooksDocumented REST, a token per integration, and webhooks that fire on the same events the interface does.

Imports & bulk editCSV in, CSV out, and a bulk editor that shows you the diff before it commits anything.

Uptime & backups99.9% target, a published status page, and point-in-time restore for the last 30 days.

Data residencyUK and EU regions. Your data stays in the one you pick, backups included.

Honest limits

What Pulse does not do.

It will not write without approvalEvery action is drafted for a person. There is no autonomous mode and there is not going to be one.

It cannot see what you cannotNo admin override. If an answer needs a withheld source it says so rather than quietly omitting it.

It is weak with one productOn its own it is a good search box. The join between products is the entire reason it exists.

Pricing

Pulse is £7 a seat. Every product you add costs less.

The record underneath is free. Switch on a second product and the whole bundle steps down — up to 40% with all seven.

Pulse pricing →Build a bundle

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2−10%

3−18%

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7−40%

Questions

Pulse, answered.

Anything else — ask a person.

No. Your records are not used to train models and they are not shared between customers. Pulse reads at question time, cites what it read, and keeps nothing beyond the conversation, which you can delete.

The other 6.

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FlowSales & customer management NestHR & employee management LoopProject & work management DeskCustomer support & ticketing BooksFinance & accounting GrowthSEO & website growth intelligence