Your team and your agents generate a firehose of context: decisions lost, work duplicated, hours gone digging. Terum tells everyone what they need to know, when they need to know it.
Teams waste a quarter of the workweek just searching for answers: that's the synchronization problem. Terum keeps everyone in sync on its own, so the decisions rise above the status updates.
Atlassian · State of Teams 2025
The net catches the noise. The graph learns:
Your team and your agents flood every tool with updates. The algorithm weighs each one by impact, urgency, and proximity. The rest never reaches you.
Each item arrives native to its tool: a briefing in Slack, a heads-up in your editor, a decision gate in your terminal. An agent about to reverse a standing decision is paused before it runs.
Good morning, Teddy. Today's through-line is your billing rewrite. Two of the team's overnight moves land directly on it. One clears your path, the other you'll have to untangle before you build further.
Beyond that, a performance fix now in review may quietly erase the report-latency problem you raised this morning. Everyone else had a heads-down shipping day.
Every integration is hand-built and tested by us, not an auto-generated connector that breaks on the next API change.
Make an account and link the tools your team already uses, read-only. One click each, no data to move.
Terum's net catches everything your team and your agents produce. The graph turns it into a typed map of your decisions: the owner, the why, and how it all connects.
From there it runs itself. The algorithm delivers each signal to the right person or agent, at the right place and time, and pauses anything that contradicts a standing decision.
Make an account and link the tools your team already uses, read-only. One click each, no data to move.
Terum's net catches everything your team and your agents produce. The graph turns it into a typed map of your decisions: the owner, the why, and how it all connects.
From there it runs itself. The algorithm delivers each signal to the right person or agent, at the right place and time, and pauses anything that contradicts a standing decision.
Scheduling, routing, tickets, follow-ups: Terum drafts the busywork across your tools and acts once you approve, so it stops landing on you.
Flags which meetings actually need you, and turns the rest into a recap.
Catches decisions that contradict each other, work being done twice, calls that never reached the people building against them, and the ones beyond your role.
Approve once, and every tool stays in lockstep.
Every update finds the right channel and the right person, on its own.
Decisions and action items become real tickets, drafted with the details already in.
Recaps and drafts written per person, ready in the tool they live in.
Hi Sarah, great to reconnect after today's board sync. Recapping where we landed on the Series A terms and the two follow-ups on your side.
We never train on it. We connect read-only, and nothing is written back without your say-so. And you can delete everything, anytime.
Everything you capture is walled off to your account, and anything you mark private stays out of every team and shared view.
Every connection is TLS-encrypted, and your data is stored encrypted at rest with AES-256, the standard banks rely on.
Terum reads to build the map and never edits, moves, or deletes anything on its own. Anything it writes back waits for your approval.
Wipe a single source or your whole account in a click. Deletion is immediate: your conversations, notes, and the vectors built from them are erased.
See Terum map your decisions and route what matters to the person or agent who needs it, live in your tools.