What Niyatna remembers
Your company's decisions, know-how, and preferences stay available — without old context overriding what you ask for now.
Niyatna remembers, so your company does not reset between requests.
Your agents and your team can draw on what you have already decided, how you like things done, what has worked, and who your customers are. Memory is only useful when it serves what you are asking for right now — it should never quietly override it.
The kinds of memory
Niyatna can keep several kinds of company memory:
- Company basics — your mission, standards, definitions, and rules.
- Team know-how — the procedures, checklists, and routines for each area.
- Decisions — what you approved, what you rejected, and why.
- Proof — the evidence from work that finished or was blocked.
- Preferences — how you like things branded, written, designed, and secured.
- Customer and partner context — details kept only for authorised work.
What you asked for wins
Memory serves the request in front of it. If something you remember conflicts with a clear instruction you give now, the instruction you gave now wins.
Why it matters
A company needs continuity. Without memory, every request means explaining yourself from scratch. With memory you control, Niyatna can answer, assign, review, and report back already knowing your context.