Compounding context
Client meetings, uploaded documents, and completed projects add up in a single shared knowledge base.
With Sembly, you get the production capacity and client memory that once required dedicated departments.
Client meetings, uploaded documents, and completed projects add up in a single shared knowledge base.
Each client environment keeps meeting context, uploaded files, and reference materials in one folder.
Account history stays with the client environment, so recordings, notes, and deliverables are exactly where the next owner expects them.
Admins set retention periods for recordings, transcripts, and notes. Sembly deletes meeting data automatically once the period ends.
Admins group teammates by department and route meetings to each group automatically.
Teammates sign in through your identity provider, and only approved company domains get access.
The audit log records workspace activity for compliance reviews and internal audits.
Admins decide which automations and integrations run in the workspace, and for whom.
Sembly gives your team the same production quality and speed that larger firms achieve with dedicated operations staff. As a result, client proposals, decks, and reports reflect your client’s brand and your company’s accumulated knowledge, regardless of how many people are on your roster.
Yes. Client environments in Sembly are shared across your team. Meeting history, uploaded materials, brand kits, and project context are accessible to every team member working on that account. New hires see the full picture from day one.
Sembly works for teams of any size. Small businesses access the same artifact creation, client management, and brand intelligence capabilities through standard plans. Enterprise adds governance layers, such as admin hierarchies, advanced compliance, and private infrastructure, but the core production engine is identical.
Most teams create their first branded artifact within the first session. Point Sembly at a client’s website to auto-derive their brand kit, upload any reference materials you have, and generate. There is no implementation process or training requirement.