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Your teams don’t need access to everything. They need what matters to them.
Your organization has thousands of tools and resources. Teamenu makes each team’s working set of resources visible.
Four ways Teamenu can help
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Teamwork with AI
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Platform migration
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Onboarding
New people up to speed
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Shadow IT
Make your official tool stack the
forcedfirst choice.
Pick the metrics you care about as you read. We’ll turn them into your Digital Friction Audit plan.
1Teamwork with AI
Your AI can access everything. But it doesn’t know where your team actually works.
All enterprises, and nearly every tool they use, are adding AI agents and assistants. They can search tenants, index documents, connect to apps and answer questions across the digital workplace.
But access isn’t the same as relevance.
Your assistant can reach everything and still not know which exact spaces, dashboards, documents, apps and conversations a particular team actually uses. That context isn’t visible in the content. It’s hidden in what people do.
“I ask, and I get a confident answer about the wrong thing.”
AI adoption is increasingly measured by whether assistants and agents help people complete real work. And when renewal comes around, “more training” isn’t much of an answer. You need an actual fix.
To make AI work for your teams, the question isn’t just “Can the AI access all data?” It’s also: “Can it find the resource this team actually needs, and work with it?”
Teamenu learns each team’s working resources from what people actually open and share. It provides a short, auto-curated and highly relevant set of resources that are immediately useful. It comes in two forms:
- A Teamenu for peoplethe resources a team actually needs to get work done
- A machine-readable Teamenuthe same context, made available to AI agents and assistants
So AI doesn’t have to guess which resources matter from everything it can crawl. It can start from what this team actually uses.
“Won’t our AI platform fix this?”
It may become better at search, retrieval and ranking. But it doesn’t automatically know your team’s specific resources when that context isn’t in the prompt or in the content it reads.
Teamenu closes that gap. And because Teamenu is independent of the underlying platform, this context remains useful when the organization changes systems or AI providers.
- forecast
- pipeline
- pricing
- accountHist
- dealDesk
- clientBrief
- quoteTpl
- proposalAsst
2Platform migration
Your migration moves the platform. Teamenu keeps the destination findable.
Migration plans cover data, integrations, permissions, cutover and hypercare.
But people don’t navigate the enterprise through the migration plan. They use links in chats.
The new platform goes live. The links break.
People keep using the old platform wherever it still works. License overlap grows. The sunset date slips. And a successful technical migration starts looking like an unsuccessful business change.
Links in chats, bookmarks and wikis6 of 6 work
The team’s Teamenu6 of 6 work
“Everything has moved and looks different, and links are broken.”
You can hit every technical milestone and still have a migration problem. The board doesn’t care that the data migrated cleanly if people are still relying on the old system.
You need to know what teams actually need, where those dependencies have moved, and where to point them in the new platform.
Teamenu creates a persistent navigation layer above your platforms. It maps each team’s working resources to where they live today and where they will live tomorrow.
When the destination changes, your team’s Teamenu still shows the same set of highly relevant resources, one click away. Existing links and bookmarks simply keep working, even when the platforms underneath them change.
“Shouldn’t we wait until the migration is finished?”
The problem starts before the cutover. Once the migration starts, you’ll be dealing with broken links, exceptions and helpdesk tickets.
Teamenu lets you map the working reality before the move, then keep navigation stable while the destination changes.
- Team wiki home
- Release process
- Onboarding guide
- Architecture decisions
- Meeting notes
- How-to library
- Before Live Being prepared 0 Teamenu maps what the team actually uses, before anything moves.
- Cutover Read-only Live 6 Content moved. Every link in chats, bookmarks and wikis still points to the old platform.
- Hypercare Read-only Live 4 A few links fixed by hand. People keep using the old platform wherever it still works.
- Switch-off Switched off Live 4 Old links now lead nowhere. With Teamenu, the team never noticed the move.
3Onboarding
Your onboarding doesn’t show new people how their team actually works.
A new starter gets the handbook, the intranet, the org chart and a list of applications. Then they spend weeks asking. Because the real working set isn’t in the handbook.
It’s spread across apps, dashboards, folders, project spaces, wikis, conversations and bookmarks. So the person who knows the answer becomes part of the onboarding: the only transfer mechanism is interrupting a colleague.
Every new starter repeats the ritual. Every internal move starts again from zero.
And when the person who knows leaves, part of that knowledge leaves with them.
“I’ve been here for years and I’m still searching, digging and asking around. Every time I join a new project, I start over.”
The same onboarding complaint surfaces in the survey every year. You own the employee experience, but what employees actually need isn’t another piece of onboarding content, or another portal or AI assistant.
They simply need direct access to the working resources of the teams they’re joining.
Teamenu learns what each team actually uses and keeps those resources current. A new colleague gets the resources they need from day one, without searching, prompting or interrupting their teammates. So does someone moving internally. And so does anyone joining the next project.
Instead of transferring knowledge one question at a time, Teamenu transfers the team’s actual working resource set.
“We already have an onboarding portal.”
Keep it. Teamenu doesn’t replace company information or onboarding content. A central team can’t continuously maintain the many working resources of every team in the organization across many tools and apps.
Teamenu provides something different: the current working resources of the team the person is joining.
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Lina joins Enterprise Sales as an Account Executive
Enterprise Sales
- forecast
- pipeline
- pricing
- dealDesk
- clientBrief
- quoteTpl
- accountHist
- proposalAsst
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Tom moves from Customer Support to App Development
App Development
- roadmap
- backlog
- apiDocs
- repo
- deployDash
- incidents
- techDocs
- codingAgent
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Priya joins the hydrogen pilot project
Hydrogen pilot
- pilotBoard
- innoSpace
- research
- initiatives
- kickoffChat
- innoPipe
- trendRadar
- launchPlan
- Where is that dashboard?
- Which version of this doc do we use?
- What’s the link to that page?
- What folder do I need to look at?
- Who has access to the pipeline report?
- Is there a template for this?
- Where do we track this?
- Which channel should I post in?
- Where are last quarter’s numbers?
- Can you send me that link again?
- Where is the team’s wiki?
- Which board are we using now?
4Shadow IT
People don’t choose Shadow IT to defy the official tool. They just searched the web to get the job done.
Your application landscape is documented. Your scans keep finding tools that aren’t in it. By the time you find one, a team already has live work there.
If people can’t easily reach the right resource inside the official tools, they search elsewhere. The problem may not be the application. It may be the destination: the right dashboard.
So someone searches the web and finds something for their task. That’s how Shadow IT starts.
“I know we probably have something for this. But I don’t know what or where to find it.”
You’re accountable for a landscape you can’t make people follow. By the time a workaround appears, removing it means disrupting live work.
So IT ends up with two bad options: tolerate the deviation or become the blocker.
Teamenu puts the sanctioned resource where the team needs it. Not just the application: the specific destination the team actually needs.
It makes the approved path the easiest path. That gives IT another option besides policing every workaround: remove the friction that created it.
“We already have an application catalog and launcher.”
Those help people find applications. But people rarely struggle to open an app. They struggle to find the specific page, the folder, the feature or the dashboard inside it.
Teamenu goes one level deeper. It helps people reach the specific resource inside the application.
- Run a workshop on a shared whiteboard miro Workshop board template Miro › ACME › Templates free-whiteboard.app
- Share large files with a client box Client share folder Box › Sales › External shares quickfiledrop.io
- Run a quick team survey msforms Team pulse survey template Forms › People › Templates surveyfast.net
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