Solution

Enterprise Search

Give employees one place to search across documents, wikis, tickets, CRM records and more, with results ranked by relevance and filtered by permissions.

Illustration of a unified search bar retrieving results from many systems

The problem

Information in too many places

The average employee uses many applications, each with its own search box. Finding a contract, a past project or a customer conversation means guessing where it lives and trying several searches.

Time lost searching adds up across an organisation, and important information is often never found at all.

Causes and impact

Why it happens and what it costs

01

Siloed applications

Each system indexes only its own content.

02

Inconsistent naming

Documents are titled and tagged differently by different teams.

03

Exact-match search

Keyword search misses relevant results using different terms.

Operational impact

  • Time wasted switching between systems
  • Duplicate work because existing material is not found
  • Decisions made without full information
  • Frustration and lower productivity

The solution

Unified, intelligent, secure search

We connect your key repositories into a unified search index that combines keyword and semantic matching, so users find relevant results even when their words differ from the document’s.

Results respect existing permissions, show useful previews and filters, and can include AI-generated answer summaries for common questions.

Main features

Key features

Unified index

One search across documents, wikis, tickets and records.

Semantic relevance

Understands meaning, not just exact keywords.

Permission filtering

Users only see results they can access.

Facets and filters

Refine by source, type, date, owner or department.

Answer summaries

Optional AI summaries with links to sources.

Search analytics

Top queries, zero-result searches and click-through.

High-level workflow

How it works

Illustrative example: consulting firm

Consultants search once to find relevant proposals, project reports and internal expertise across the document system, wiki and CRM, with results filtered by their access rights.

  1. 1

    Connect

    Repositories connected through APIs or connectors.

  2. 2

    Index

    Content and permissions indexed and kept in sync.

  3. 3

    Search

    User searches from portal, intranet or tools.

  4. 4

    Rank and filter

    Relevant, permitted results returned with previews.

  5. 5

    Tune

    Analytics guide relevance improvements.

Integration requirements

Systems typically involved

  • File storage and document management
  • Wikis and intranets
  • Ticketing and CRM systems
  • Email archives (where permitted)
  • Identity provider

Implementation considerations

Source priority

Start with the repositories users search most.

Permission fidelity

Index access rights accurately and keep them in sync.

Content hygiene

Archive outdated material to improve relevance.

Placement

Put search where people already work.

Potential benefits

What this solution is designed to improve

Actual results depend on your starting point, data and adoption; we agree how to measure them during discovery.

Time saved

Find information without hopping between systems.

More reuse

Existing work is discovered and built upon.

Better decisions

More complete information at hand.

Insight into needs

Search analytics reveal what people look for.

FAQs

Frequently asked questions

Answers to the questions we hear most often. If yours is not covered here, our team is happy to talk it through.

Help your team find what they need

List your key repositories and we will outline a unified search approach.