Utility
Glossary
Terminology and relationships used across the Aisend Intelligence Centre.
- Aisend
- Umbrella identity for the connected company-intelligence architecture described here.
- EchOS
- The intended private company knowledge and operational-context layer.
- OIL
- The intended controlled access and orchestration layer. Use the short name unless an approved expansion is supplied.
- ORBIT
- The intended public knowledge and AI-visibility layer. Do not invent an acronym expansion.
- Zara
- The conversational interface for understanding and navigating published Aisend knowledge.
- Company brain
- A metaphor for organised company knowledge and context, not an assertion of human-like awareness or complete knowledge.
- Operational genome
- The organised model of company knowledge and operating context used in the EchOS vision. It is not a biological system.
- Knowledge catalogue
- Linked, maintained knowledge entries organised by subject and accessible through browsing and search.
- Orchestration
- Coordinating a task through defined steps, permissions, tools and outcomes.
- Tool adapter
- An implementation that maps a defined task contract to a particular tool.
- Public-approved
- Reviewed for publication to anonymous visitors; not synonymous with “verified true”.
- Proof record
- A scoped relationship between a claim, evidence and review history.
- Verified
- Reviewed against defined evidence for a stated scope and time; not a blanket guarantee.
- Illustrative demo
- A fictional or simulated example, not evidence of a live customer deployment.
- AI visibility
- The observable presence and representation of information in AI-mediated discovery; not guaranteed ranking or recommendation.