Hub Engine

Connect what you already use. Migrate nothing.

Aftcezz reads your knowledge where it already lives. There is no import, no copy, and no parallel system to maintain - just a searchable layer over the tools your company runs on.

Supported sources

Five connectors, one searchable hub.

Notion

Pages, databases and nested subpages, with the workspace structure preserved.

Google Drive

Docs, Sheets, Slides and uploaded files across shared and personal drives.

Confluence

Spaces and pages, including the internal wikis teams already maintain.

SharePoint

Document libraries and team sites, with existing site structure intact.

PDFs

Contracts, policies, reports and scanned documents you upload directly.

Connection process

Authorize once. Search everything.

Connecting a source is a guided authorization, not a data export. You grant read access through each tool's own consent screen, and the hub begins indexing what that access allows.

  • Read-only access granted through each source's native consent flow
  • Only content the connecting account can already see becomes searchable
  • Disconnect a source at any time to remove it from the hub
"Where is the latest brand guidelines file?"
Cited answer

The current brand guidelines live in the Design space1, with the exportable asset pack stored alongside it in Drive2.

1Design Space2Brand_Assets

Updates stay reflected

When a source document changes, the hub picks up the new version on its next sync. You do not re-upload or re-import anything by hand.

Answers point to the live doc

A citation links back to the source in its original tool, so the answer and the document never drift apart.

Access follows the source

If permission to a document changes in the source tool, that change carries through to what the hub will surface.

Aftcezz

Connect your first source in minutes.

Start with one tool, ask a question, and watch the hub answer it with a citation you can click.