Question 1

What is Kyaxa?

Accepted Answer

Kyaxa is knowledge infrastructure for enterprise teams. It captures every conversation across an organisation and structures it into a queryable knowledge layer — preserving decisions, commitments, context, and reasoning over time. Unlike note-taking or transcription tools, Kyaxa is built as institutional knowledge that compounds with use.

Question 2

What is knowledge infrastructure?

Accepted Answer

Knowledge infrastructure is a persistent, queryable layer of organisational knowledge built from the conversations, decisions, and commitments that already happen inside a company. It differs from documentation systems (which require manual entry) and from meeting transcription tools (which produce static records). Kyaxa captures knowledge at the moment it is created and makes it continuously retrievable with permission-aware, temporal context.

Question 3

How is Kyaxa different from an AI meeting assistant or note-taker?

Accepted Answer

Meeting assistants and note-takers produce transcripts and summaries — static artefacts of individual meetings. Kyaxa is knowledge infrastructure: it builds a structured, evolving knowledge layer across all conversations, with temporal reasoning, permission-aware retrieval, and provenance. The output is institutional knowledge, not meeting notes.

Question 4

How does Kyaxa compare to enterprise AI products like Microsoft Copilot or Google Gemini?

Accepted Answer

Microsoft Copilot and Google Gemini are horizontal AI assistants embedded in productivity suites. Kyaxa is a dedicated memory infrastructure layer. It is purpose-built to preserve and retrieve organisational decisions, commitments, and reasoning over time — and is deployable on-premises or in private infrastructure where horizontal AI assistants typically are not.

Question 5

Where is organisational data stored?

Accepted Answer

The organisation chooses: managed cloud, the organisation's own cloud infrastructure, or fully on-premises. Conversation data, transcripts, and the memory graph never leave the chosen environment. Every organisation's data is isolated at the database level — by design, not by policy.

Question 6

Is Kyaxa enterprise-ready?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Kyaxa is designed with SOC 2 Type II controls from day one, supports on-premises deployment, provides tamper-proof audit logging, granular access controls down to the individual meeting, and a strictly confidential mode that is locked even from administrators.

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