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iqsian · Captain Q

Your company thinks along.
From day zero.

AI that knows your legacy systems, keeps your knowledge, and works where your team already is: inside Microsoft Teams. On your server, with your permissions. Built and operated, not just licensed.

The problem→The solution→The package
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The problem

You started with AI. The knowledge lives in eight tools.

“The agents are only as good as what they can find, and they find nothing.”
the sentence we hear again and again in the Mittelstand
01
Scattered. Knowledge sits in ERP, file servers, mail, Teams, tickets. None of it talks to the rest.
02
Fleeting. Every prompt in ChatGPT or Copilot is a throwaway. Gone again the next day.
03
Person-bound. Every project lead who leaves walks out with years of knowledge.
04
Costly, daily. Every week your people search for answers that already exist in the company.
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The market challenge

Four walls where mid-market AI fails.

01

AI infrastructure

The good models live in the US cloud. GDPR, works councils and data protection say no, and EU residency is often gated behind the enterprise tier, up to 20× the price.

02

Your own systems

The leading industry software is, in large parts, deliberately closed. “Our software can’t do that”: usually vendor lock-in, dressed up as a roadmap.

03

Knowledge stuck in legacy

Decades of records, projects and decisions sit in legacy ERP and file servers. No agent can reach it, so it finds nothing.

04

Adoption

AI doesn’t fail on technology. It fails on sequence. Big rollout, everyone at once, and three months later nobody uses it.

The 13 known platforms sell you the shelf. Filling it, connecting it and getting it adopted stays on you.
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The solution

One memory layer over every system. One agent in Teams.

The architecture
Legacy ERP
read-only mirror, even without a modern interface
Files · Mail
documents & communication, SharePoint
Other systems
CRM, ticketing, CAD via custom connector
Your own AI environment
dedicated EU server or your cloud · EU-hosted models · permissions via MS Entra ID
Second Brain + Company Brain: the memory
personal per employee · shared for the company with a rights layer · every answer with a source
Captain Q in Microsoft Teams
your agent, in the tool your team already uses
Everyone sees only what they’re entitled to. The permissions come from your systems.
What it solves
  • Access, not a dead end: even legacy no other AI can reach
  • Memory, not throwaway prompts: a single source of truth
  • Answers with a source: traceable, no blind trust
  • Permissions as usual: centrally via MS Entra ID
  • No new tool: the agent lives in Teams
  • No lock-in: code and brain stay with you
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See it work

Ask in Teams. Get an answer with the source.

Microsoft Teams
QYour company
# general
# sales
# contracts
# purchasing
QCaptain Q
# contracts
Lena K.LK
Lena K.09:41
@Captain Q what’s the earliest we can terminate the supply contract with Vendor X?
Captain QQ
Captain Qis typing…
Captain QQ
Captain Qvia iqsian
Earliest termination is 31 Dec 2025. It auto-renews for 12 months unless you cancel 3 months before term (§ 8.2). Notice must be in writing.
Supply_Agreement_VendorX.pdf · § 8.2 · p. 14
Tom R.TR
Tom R.09:43
@Captain Q draft the termination letter.
Captain QQ
Captain Qis typing…
Captain QQ
Captain Qvia iqsian
Draft is ready: termination notice to Vendor X, effective 31 Dec 2025, in writing as § 8.2 requires. Nothing is sent until you approve.
Termination_Notice_VendorX.docxdraft
Not sentReviewApproveApproved by Tom R. · sent 09:43
Sarah M.SM
Sarah M.09:44
@Captain Q what does Vendor X cost us per year?
Captain QQ
Captain Qis typing…
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Captain Qvia iqsian
€148,000 in 2024 across 37 purchase orders, up 12% on 2023.
ERP · Purchase orders 2024 · Vendor X
Message in #contracts
What just happened
  • Asked in a normal channel: no new tool, no training
  • Answered with the exact source: clause, page, and the document itself
  • Drafts, never sends on its own: a person approves every action
  • Straight from the ERP: live figures, even from legacy systems
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The Second Brain

Three levels, one memory.

How it’s structured
CEO
own mail, meetings, decisions
Manager
team, projects, own skills
Employee
own work context, ready-made skills
Company Brain — shared knowledge
standards, playbooks and records across the company · rights layer via MS Entra ID: everyone sees only their slice
CEO Brain — confidential
contracts, strategy, financials. Kept strictly apart.
How the memory forms
  • Ingest from mail, meetings, documents and systems
  • Structure by project, account and topic
  • Nightwatch re-orders and condenses it every night
  • Answer always with a source, actions only on approval
It fills itself from what already happens: mail, meetings, documents. Nobody types data into a new tool.
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Inside the Company Brain

What actually lives in it.

Company Brain
Company Brain / Company-wide
  • Shared by everyone
    Mission · CI · org chart · glossary · onboarding
Company Brain / Sales
  • ① Standards & rules
    Playbook · price lists · quote templates
  • ② Reference & knowledge
    Battle cards · case studies
  • ③ Cases & history
    Quotes · orders · deal history
Company Brain / Marketing
  • ① Standards & rules
    Brand guide / CI · messaging
  • ② Reference & knowledge
    Personas · campaign playbooks
  • ③ Cases & history
    Campaigns · landing pages · PR
Company Brain / Support
  • ① Standards & rules
    SLAs · response templates
  • ② Reference & knowledge
    Knowledge base · FAQ · manuals
  • ③ Cases & history
    Tickets · service reports · RMAs
Company Brain / Production
  • ① Standards & rules
    SOPs · safety · maintenance plans
  • ② Reference & knowledge
    Machine docs · process descriptions
  • ③ Cases & history
    Production orders · shift & fault logs
Company Brain / Projects
  • ① Standards & rules
    Templates · gate rules · change mgmt
  • ② Reference & knowledge
    Project handbook · lessons learned
  • ③ Cases & history
    Project files per order
Company Brain / Engineering
  • ① Standards & rules
    Guidelines · norms (DIN/EN/ISO)
  • ② Reference & knowledge
    Drawings / CAD · BOMs · specs
  • ③ Cases & history
    Change requests · test protocols
Company Brain / Quality / QM
  • ① Standards & rules
    QM handbook · certificates
  • ② Reference & knowledge
    Audit checklists · norm texts
  • ③ Cases & history
    Audits · 8D · CAPA · traceability
Company Brain / Purchasing
  • ① Standards & rules
    Supplier policies · terms
  • ② Reference & knowledge
    Supplier master data · framework contracts
  • ③ Cases & history
    POs · supplier ratings · receipts
Company Brain / HR
  • ① Standards & rules
    Onboarding · role descriptions · policies
  • ② Reference & knowledge
    Org chart · skill matrix
  • ③ Cases & history
    → CEO Brain
Company Brain / Finance / IT / Legal
  • ① Standards & rules
    Approval rules · policies · templates
  • ② Reference & knowledge
    Budgets · runbooks · compliance
  • ③ Cases & history
    → CEO Brain
Company-wide: mission · CI · org chart · glossary · onboarding
Something missing? The scan shows it — a structure problem, not an AI problem.
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Under the hood

Your own system, not another tenant in someone else’s cloud.

gBrain & your instance
gBrain: the retrieval engine. Continuously ingests mail, documents, meetings and system data, and consolidates it automatically at night. Every answer with a source.
Second · Company · CEO Brain. Personal memory per employee, shared company knowledge, confidential kept strictly apart, all behind a rights layer.
One box per client. Own database, own volumes, own secrets. No multi-tenant pool where your data sits next to everyone else’s.
A wrong answer is worse than no answer. Every guarantee is a mechanism in Postgres, not a line in a prompt.
Microsoft environment
MS Entra ID as the single source of truth for identity and permissions. Entra groups map to roles in the brain.
Teams bot (Bot Framework): answers right in the channel, in the tool your team already uses.
Microsoft Graph: calendar, mail, to-dos, SharePoint files & M365 search. Read, and write on approval.
Read-only ERP mirror (e.g. Infor COM): a copy or a live view, permissions enforced in Postgres, not in the prompt.
Entra ID Teams Graph Rights in Postgres EU · Hetzner
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The engagement

Three phases. What each delivers.

PHASE 01

Infrastructure & integration

Create access.
  • MS Entra ID — identity & permissions, inherited from your systems
  • Legacy ERP + systems — read-only mirror, even without an interface
  • Agent in Teams (& Slack) — no new tool
  • Own EU server + EU-hosted models — no 20× enterprise tokens
PHASE 02

Second + Company Brain

Build memory.
  • Ingest from mail, documents, meetings and systems
  • Second · Company · CEO Brain with a rights layer
  • Nightwatch re-orders and condenses every night
  • Every answer with a source + approval gate
PHASE 03

White-glove enablement

Enable people.
  • Onboarding Skill from day 0, self-guiding
  • ~6 sessions — kickoff through team rollout
  • Learning track per role + office hours
  • Proactive support, token cost included
DAY 0 Kickoff & setup→WEEKS 1–4 First wins→WEEK 5+ Team rollout→ONGOING Operate & retain
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The product · the package

One system, introduced in three phases.

PHASE 01

Infrastructure & integration

EU server · Entra ID · legacy connection · Teams. New processes and connectors are built by our engineering team.
vs. an in-house AI engineer: ~€150,000 a year, live from day zero, not after 6 months of recruiting.
Your price
€15,000–30,000 one-off
PHASE 02

Second + Company Brain

Your corporate memory: ingest from every source, answers with evidence, a rights layer.
One order on the wrong revision costs more than this entire setup.
Your price
€8,000–20,000 one-off
PHASE 03

White-glove enablement

Kickoff day + 6 sessions + learning track + onboarding skill, for every employee.
7 training units, €2,500+ each on the market: over €17,500. And afterwards a system runs, not a flip chart.
Your price
€7,000–10,000 one-off
Setup total · one-off
€30,000 – 60,000
the three building blocks, itemised. The alternatives together: over €200,000 in year one.
Operations + AI credits · monthly
from €1,500 / month
includes operations & hosting, AI credits, office hours & support. As the team grows, the allowance grows. Always included: onboarding skill · security scans · token cost · the code is yours.
At 50 employees, roughly €2 per head per working day. A single answered question a day pays it back.
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Why it’s low-risk

No blind trust required.

90-day checkpoint

If no use case is running productively in your day-to-day after 3 months, we refund 50% of the setup. And you keep everything that was built.

No lock-in

Code and brain run on your server. If you leave, you take it all with you, full data handover included.

45-minute assessment

A free way in: we tell you where you stand and what’s missing, and whether you can perform with AI. No obligation.

This takes the two biggest objections off the table: risk and dependency.
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In the field

Already built. Running.

Real companies, real outcomes. Names on request, not slideware.

2.5 years

of contradictory project files became one factsheet. The brain gives the status of any project in a single sentence.

Tool & die maker
In production
70%

of a managing director’s day went to answering questions from the team. Today the brain answers them.

Managing director
In production
1,099 pages

and 2,059 emails of scattered knowledge made answerable, with 4–6 hours per week of automation potential identified.

Freight forwarder
In production
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Contact

Talk to the person who builds it.

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Kai Dippe

CEO, Quantum Flow Ai · a brand of 43ventures GmbH
Book a 45-minute assessment
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