ollo

ollo is an AI agent platform designed for teams that want to actually embed AI into their daily operations. Instead of handing out individual licenses to ChatGPT and hoping for the best, ollo connects directly to your company's existing tools — Slack, Google Drive, Notion, Confluence, SharePoint, Jira, Salesforce, HubSpot, and 20+ others — and lets your team ask questions, build custom agents, and automate workflows. The platform has three modes: Ask, which gives you a federated search across all your connected tools using retrieval-augmented generation (RAG); Assist, which lets teams build AI agents grounded in company knowledge; and Auto, which turns repeatable tasks into time- or event-triggered automations. All of this runs with a permission-aware context layer, so what users can see depends on their access level.

What sets ollo apart from a generic chatbot is that it's built for company-wide adoption. The company offers "co-build sprints" — weekly sessions where ollo's team works with yours to connect tools, train staff on prompting and agent-building, and deploy production-ready workflows. They track usage and adoption, and provide ongoing governance and optimization reviews. It's a structured approach to making AI work across an organization rather than leaving it to individuals to figure out on their own. The platform is SOC II and ISO 27001 certified, with an audit log on every agent action.

ollo is a good fit for sales teams that need quick answers from pipeline data and competitive intel, HR teams automating onboarding and policy Q&A, operations teams connecting operational data, and investment teams searching deal memos and reports. The company also positions ollo for "Heads of AI" or AI Academy leaders who have been tasked with making AI work company-wide, offering a deployment partner rather than just another tool. If your organization has been buying AI licenses that go unused, or employees rely on personal accounts to summarize emails, ollo offe...