Firmloom turns your company's Microsoft 365 — email, Teams, files, calendar — into a permanent, permission-aware memory. It plugs into the assistant you already use — Copilot, Claude, or ChatGPT, via MCP — so answers come from what your company already knows.
A chatbot knows what you paste into it — once, for one person, gone when the tab closes. Firmloom isn't another chatbot; it's the shared memory underneath the assistants your teams already use. Your company's knowledge doesn't live in your CRM — it lives in a hundred thousand emails, and until now it left when people did.
One person asks. A standalone assistant starts blank; Firmloom answers from what your company already knows — never past what the person asking is allowed to see.
Firmloom doesn't just find the email. It connects people, threads, and decisions into a map of how your company actually works — kept current as new messages land.
Other "company memory" tools pool everything into one shared brain by default. Firmloom starts from the opposite floor: personal scope — everyone sees only what they could already open in Microsoft 365.
Team and hierarchy scopes deliberately go further than native Microsoft 365 ever allows — and every one of those elevations is explicit, admin-confirmed, disclosed to the company, audited, and revocable. Other tools pool everyone into the same shared brain by default; we give each person exactly the memory they're entitled to, with the grants on the record.
Deal reviews no longer open with twenty minutes of re-explaining. Everyone walks in already caught up — and it only ever shows what each person could already open.
People leave. Inboxes stay. Firmloom turns what's already been said into memory your whole leadership team can query.