What is organizational amnesia and how does Reattend solve it?

Organizational amnesia is the loss of institutional knowledge when team members leave, decisions are forgotten, or context is lost over time. Reattend solves this by capturing every memory, decision, and insight into an AI-powered knowledge graph that automatically enriches, links, and surfaces relevant context — ensuring your team never loses critical knowledge.

How does Reattend help with decision intelligence?

Reattend captures decisions alongside their context, rationale, and outcomes. The AI automatically extracts entities (people, topics, projects), builds connections between related decisions, and enables semantic search so you can find past decisions by meaning. This creates a decision log that helps teams learn from history and make better-informed choices.

Yes. Every Reattend account gets full AI-powered memory for free — auto-enrichment, entity extraction, semantic search, smart linking, knowledge graph, and AI Q&A. No limits, no trial, no credit card required.

Can teams use Reattend for shared memory and collaboration?

Yes. Reattend supports shared workspaces where teams can capture and organize knowledge together. The Teams plan adds role-based access, shared knowledge graphs, team inbox, and admin controls. Your first 3 teams are free, then $9 per user per month for unlimited teams.

Understanding memories

What memories are and how they differ from raw inbox items.

Memories are the core building blocks of Reattend. Each memory is a structured, AI-enriched unit of knowledge that lives in your workspace.

Memory vs. raw item

A raw item is the unprocessed text you drop into the inbox. A memoryis what the AI creates from it - enriched with a type, title, summary, entities, tags, and a confidence score.

What makes up a memory

Title - AI-generated (editable) short headline.
Summary - A concise description of the captured context.
Type - One of seven categories (Decision, Meeting, Idea, etc.).
Confidence - How certain the AI is about its classification (0–100%).
Entities - Extracted people, organizations, and topics.
Tags - Auto-generated and user-added labels.
Connections - Links to related memories in the knowledge graph.
Project - The project this memory belongs to (optional).

Memory types Creating memories manually Editing, locking, and deleting Entities and tags File attachments

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