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Applying for a Company Brain trial
Start at `/try` by naming one recurring issue and artifact readiness. Trial accounts are still invite-created and scoped to one focused issue pack, so the access request should show that you have a real issue, enough source material, and a reviewer who can judge the output.
You should know whether your team is ready to start the trial request and what to prepare before access is granted.
Who should apply
- Support, customer success, onboarding, implementation, RevOps, or operations owners.
- Teams with repeated issues caused by unclear steps, exceptions, handoffs, or escalation rules.
- Teams willing to provide real or sanitized source material and review the output seriously.
What to include in the application
- The recurring issue you want to process first.
- The reviewer or process owner who can approve, correct, or reject the pack.
- The source types you can provide, such as tickets, macros, CRM notes, docs, call transcripts, or exported threads.
- What would make the output useful this week.
Trial limits
Product Trials and Early Access Pilots are fair-use limited so the preview stays fast and sustainable. If a run reaches the limit, Company Brain can help continue the trial, narrow the next run, or scope a paid follow-on.
Not a fit yet
- You want a broad company-wide knowledge cleanup.
- You cannot provide redacted artifacts.
- No one can review the extracted output.
- You need live integrations, SSO, billing, or enterprise controls before testing the core issue-pack workflow.