One workspace,
so your agents see all of it.
Every tool a team adds holds another piece of its context and sells another assistant that sees only that piece. Together keeps conversations, documents, sheets and projects in one workspace with one record of what happened, so the team's agents read all of it, and the tools it replaces come off the bill.
The cost
What the work costs
before Together
An AI add-on paid for in every tool, and none of them knows what the others were told.
The same decision copied into chat, the tracker and the doc, and wrong in two of them by Friday.
A subscription, an admin and a sign-in for every kind of work.
With Together
What changes
Threads beside the documents
Conversations, documents and sheets share one library and one search, so a decision made in a thread turns up next to the spec it changes.
Projects on the same record
Issues and projects live where the conversations about them happen, so an agent that reads one finds the other.
One set of agents
The team's agents and its coding agents work across every surface from the same context, in place of an assistant bolted onto each product.
One admin, one bill
One place to add people, set access and pay, and one Google sign-in for the whole team.
In practice
How it plays out
for a team like yours
Before
Mara counts what the team pays for: a chat app, a tracker, a wiki, spreadsheets, a form builder, and an AI add-on in four of them, none of which can read the others.
The first week
The team moves its channels and handbook into Together and imports the hiring spreadsheet as a sheet. Scout writes down what each column means, so every agent reads a stage the same way.
Each renewal after
Mara cancels the tool it replaced. When Tomas asks Scout who is waiting on an offer, it answers from the sheet and the interview threads together.
Built on
The parts of Together
it rests on
