Docs live on the same partition substrate as Tables — not in a separate wiki silo. Each document is a row that links to customers, projects and invoices, and AIRecords gives AI a parsed, structured view of the content instead of a wall of text.
Notion, Confluence and wiki pages live next to your business, not in it. The doc that explains a customer’s setup has no link to the customer. AI can fetch a page, but it gets prose — not structure.
A doc is a row on the same substrate as everything else. Link it to the customer, the project, the invoice it describes. AIRecords stores a parsed structural view alongside the text, so agents can answer from your docs instead of guessing.
Create, edit, list and search docs through the same API surface as every other app. A doc is a row with history, not a page in a silo.
The AI-parsed view of a document is stored as structured records next to the text — agents query structure, not prose.
Link a doc to the Customer, Project or Invoice it describes. AI can walk from the row to the doc and back in one query.
Docs live in your org’s partitions. Your access model, your backups, your export — nothing separate to operate.
List, create, get, update, delete — the full lifecycle is plain HTTP endpoints your workflows and agents can call.
Docs is an installable app: turned on per organisation, gated server-side like every Elastbiz app.
The same binary. The same substrate. Move between them with a data export.
We host Docs at app.elastbiz.com. EU data residency, backups on us.
Docker one-liner. Your documents stay on your disk; the substrate handles everything else.
Docs as rows. AI-parsed structure. Linked to the business they describe.