Integrations

Works from the systems you already use.

Connect the file stores your firm runs on, pull material into a chat or a client project, and finish the work in Word or PowerPoint. Every source keeps the permissions that account already has.

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ConnectionsPer person, per account

Google Drive
Search and retrieve what this account can already open.
Connected
OneDrive
Search and retrieve what this account can already open.
Connected
SharePoint
Search and retrieve what this account can already open.
Connected
Dropbox
Search and retrieve what this account can already open.
Coming soon

Connected knowledge

Bring the material in. Send the work out.

An assistant that cannot see your firm's prior work is a blank page with better grammar. Hebno starts from what you already have.

Your file stores, under their own permissions

Each person connects their own accounts. Hebno searches and retrieves with the access that account already has, so nobody sees material they were not already allowed to open.

Google Drive and OneDrive are live today
SharePoint, Dropbox, and calendar sources are next
Disconnect a source at any time from settings

ConnectionsPer person, per account

Google Drive
Search and retrieve what this account can already open.
Connected
OneDrive
Search and retrieve what this account can already open.
Connected
SharePoint
Search and retrieve what this account can already open.
Connected
Dropbox
Search and retrieve what this account can already open.
Coming soon

In through your sources, out through your documents

Material comes in from the systems your firm already runs on. What leaves is a document your client expects: a brief, a deck outline, an email, a project file.

Attach a specific file, or let Hebno search what the account can open
Link sources to a client project so the team starts from the same material
Upload Word, PowerPoint, Excel, and PDF files straight into a chat

Finish inside Office

The Hebno task pane runs beside the file you are working on in Word and PowerPoint, with the same workspace, projects, and sources as the browser.

Task panes for Word and PowerPoint
Same account, same projects, same connected sources
Export to Word or PDF when you would rather work in the browser

Hebno for Word

Tighten the executive summary for the partner review.

Rewritten in three paragraphs, with the two unsupported lines flagged.

Grounded in 4 sources from this project

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How it works

Connect once, then work.

Step 1
Connect an account
Open settings, connections, or the globe control in chat, and connect a source your workspace allows.
Step 2
Pick or search
Attach a specific file, or let Hebno search across what that account can open.
Step 3
Keep it on the project
Link sources to a client project so the whole engagement works from the same material.
Step 4
Deliver where you work
Save to the project, download as Word or PDF, or open the task pane beside the file in Office.

Details

What a connection does, and does not do.

Personal connections

Members connect their own accounts. Hebno never surfaces material that account could not already open.

Permissions are inherited

A connected source keeps the access rules that tool already enforces. Hebno does not widen them.

Disconnect at any time

Remove a source from settings and retrieval through it stops immediately.

Uploads from your device

Attach documents, spreadsheets, decks, and PDFs directly when the material is not in a connected store.

Project sources

Link files to a client project once, then reuse them across every conversation on that engagement.

Used material is retained

What a conversation actually used is stored in your organisation's private storage, so the thread still makes sense later.

The rest of the platform

One loop, not four tools.

Research, drafting, sources, and cost sit in the same workspace, so work does not have to be moved between them.

Deep research

Every claim carries its source.

A visible work trace, sources labelled internal, client, or public, and each finding marked supported, inferred, or uncertain before anyone reviews it.

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