1. Connect sources
Authorize connectors for Microsoft 365, Google Workspace, SharePoint, Confluence, Slack/Teams exports, SQL, and custom APIs.
Ingest email, drives, databases, chat, and the open web into a governed knowledge layer your teams can trust and search.
Most organizations already have the answers—they’re trapped in inboxes, shared drives, tickets, and tribal chat threads. Capture brings those sources into Unphepha so knowledge becomes discoverable instead of disposable.
Each connector normalizes content, extracts metadata, and routes items into collections with the right permissions from day one.
Authorize connectors for Microsoft 365, Google Workspace, SharePoint, Confluence, Slack/Teams exports, SQL, and custom APIs.
Files, messages, and records are parsed into a common knowledge object model with titles, authors, ACLs, and lineage.
Incremental sync keeps indexes fresh while respecting rate limits, retention policies, and deletion events.
Inherited permissions and collection rules ensure people only see what they’re allowed to use.
Capture is designed for mixed environments where legal, IT, and business units share the same platform with different rules.
Email, file stores, wikis, CRM notes, data warehouses, and web crawls—configured once and monitored centrally.
Near-duplicate detection reduces noise so search and AI chat focus on the best version of a document.
Every insight can be traced back to the source system, version, and ingestion event.
Track connector health, backlog depth, failed jobs, and last successful sync from System Health.
Answers your IT and security stakeholders usually ask first.
Unphepha indexes governed copies for search and AI, with retention and deletion policies you control. Source systems remain systems of record.
Yes. Begin with a pilot collection and expand connectors as permissions and use cases mature.
Deletion and ACL change events are processed so Unphepha stays aligned with upstream access and lifecycle rules.