The short answers.

Unify picks up the phone, joins calls, drafts from your apps, sends the email and opens the PR. Same surfaces your team already uses (Slack, Teams, email, SMS, Zoom, Meet), plus its own browser, calendar, files and scoped access to the apps you connect.

Frontier chat models generate text. Unify executes. It joins calls, queries your apps, drafts the artefacts, opens the PRs, sends the emails. You don't copy-paste outputs, since the deliverable gets delivered directly.

Around three thousand at last count: HubSpot, Salesforce, Stripe, Linear, Jira, GitHub, Notion, Figma, Google Workspace, Microsoft 365, Slack, Teams, Mixpanel, PostHog, Snowflake, plus the long tail.

Really. Call them from the browser or give them a phone number. They join Zoom / Meet / Teams calls, listen, ask questions, take action. The fastest way to onboard one is the way you'd onboard a person, so hop on a call and walk them through it.

Yes, starter credits on signup, no card required. Burn through them however you want. When they run out, pick a plan.

No. Pricing is workspace-based, so your whole team shares one credit pool. See /pricing for the full breakdown.

Yes. Live voice and video, screen-share, every integration, scheduled tasks and persistent memory, all of it. Plans differ only in credit volume and Enterprise contract terms.

EU data residency by default, with UK / US options. See /security for the full posture: SOC 2, ISO 27001 in progress, DPA available, sub-processors listed.

Yes. Each workspace has scoped access, audit logs, and one-click revoke. Same access model your team already uses, with role-based scopes.

No. Your conversations, files and integration data are not used to train shared models. See the DPA and /security.