Overview
amaiko is a Teams-native AI assistant for Microsoft 365 that works like a digital colleague inside the tools employees already use. It helps with emails, meetings, documents, tasks, follow-ups, research, and company knowledge without forcing users into another standalone AI platform.Unlike typical chatbots, amaiko can act across connected business systems, not just answer questions. It can draft documents, summarize meetings, triage emails, find information, prepare briefings, and support role-specific workflows across teams and departments.
Its core strength is turning scattered company knowledge into actionable support for daily work. With integrations across Microsoft 365 and optional business tools such as Google Workspace, HubSpot, LinkedIn, DocuSign, and others, amaiko brings context together and helps employees get work done faster while keeping enterprise requirements like data protection, permissions, and governance in focus.
Key Features
- Knowledge Sheets
- Agentic Ai Platform
- Agentic Workflows
- Proactive Messages And Actions
- Social Media Management
- Fully Gdpr Compliant And Ai Act Ready
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