Observe the activity.
Supported products contribute activity signals. Shared platform usage adds information about credits and processing. Depth varies by product.
Flocci Graph
ACTIVITY INTO EVIDENCE. EVIDENCE INTO ACTION.
See the pattern.Make the next move.
Your work leaves signals. Flocci Graph brings supported product activity and platform usage into a shared picture, then surfaces grounded suggestions with somewhere useful to go.
THE FOUNDATION, MADE TANGIBLE
A signal should lead somewhere.
A sharper picture of the work. Without collecting its words.
Explore sample suggestion types. These are illustrative records, not live organisation data.
ACTIVITY → EVIDENCE → NEXT STEP
Review the runway.
- 01Product budget
Approaching its monthly ceiling
- 02Time remaining
Days left in the period
- 03Next step
Review the product budget
Activity metadata. The words stay out.
Find the useful pattern.
Activity, adoption and spend can reveal a budget approaching its limit or seats that have gone quiet.
Take the next step.
Read the evidence and open the relevant screen. Suggestions point you to the owning product; they do not silently change your work.
POWER, WITH SUBSTANCEBuilt below the surface.
Built below the surface.
Felt in every move.
Flocci Graph connects activity and usage metadata to personal activity views and evidence-backed organisation suggestions.
Your own activity, together
See products used, recent activity and thirty-day usage summaries. Personal and organisation spend remain distinct.
Suggestions with evidence
Organisation suggestions explain the activity behind them and offer a relevant destination. Dismiss a suggestion when it is no longer useful.
Budget attention before friction
Low balances and products approaching their monthly budget can become specific prompts to review spending.
Adoption worth examining
Sustained inactivity and gaps in product adoption help an organisation decide where to investigate, train or reconsider access.
Ask about your activity
Flocci’s assistant can answer questions about your own Flocci activity using the record available to your account.
A record with boundaries
Graph’s activity record contains metadata, not messages, documents, transcripts or prompts. People are referenced by account identifiers, not contact details.
SPECIALISTS ABOVE. SHARED POWER BELOW.
Put it to work.
The platform earns its place inside products made for real jobs.
THE COMPOUNDING ADVANTAGEFour foundations.
Four foundations.
One Flocci.
The person is recognised. The spending is governed. The work gets useful intelligence. Supported activity becomes evidence for the next decision.
01
Belong.
Flocci IdentityOne Flocci account across products, with shared organisations, invitations, roles, teams and personal session controls.
Explore the foundation02Control.
Flocci CreditsA shared Flocci credit wallet with product budgets, member caps, usage records and a single ledger in Flocci Account.
Explore the foundation03Create.
Flocci IntelligenceFlocci’s shared AI execution layer powers product-specific drafting, analysis and structured output with shared credit metering.
Explore the foundation04Understand.
Flocci GraphFlocci Graph connects activity and usage metadata to personal activity views and evidence-backed organisation suggestions.
You are hereYOUR PEOPLE+YOUR BUDGET+YOUR WORK+YOUR ACTIVITYA STRONGER NEXT MOVE.
Inside Flocci Graph
Does Graph read my team’s messages and documents?
No. Graph’s activity record captures the shape of activity, including product, action, time, account reference and usage metadata. It does not contain the words in messages, documents, answers, prompts or transcripts.
Does Graph automatically execute its suggestions?
No. Suggestions provide evidence and a destination. People and the owning product remain responsible for permissions, validation and any resulting changes.
Does every product contribute the same detail?
No. Supported business activity varies by product, and some products have no rich activity feed. Shared usage signals and product-specific event coverage should be considered separately.
Give the next move some evidence.
A sharper picture of the work. Without collecting its words.