The atomic unit of your business
A fact is one verified truth: owned, versioned, permissioned, and connected to everything built on it. Together your facts form an ontology of your business that people, apps, and agents all run on.
Verity Explains Facts
Anatomy
What one fact carries
A fact has a current value, an owner who approved it, a full version history, and a list of everything that reads it. It is the difference between a line in a document and a piece of infrastructure.
The ontology
An ontology of your business, not a pile of documents
Facts are organized in Stacks of Blocks, one verified truth per block, and connected in your company graph. Structure is what makes them readable by people and machines alike.
Connections
Facts do not live alone. They connect to other facts, to contacts, to tasks, and to assets in your company graph, so every truth carries its context.
Versioning
Every change creates a version and nothing is thrown away. Time Travel shows your business exactly as it stood on any date.
Permissions
Roles and fact permissions decide who sees and edits each domain of truth, and every API key inherits the permissions of the person who created it.
Auditability
Every fact carries its owner and full history. Any answer, from any person or agent, traces back to the fact it came from and when it was true.
The graph
Everything is connected, always
A fact never stands alone. It links to the contacts it concerns, the tasks it drives, and the assets built from it, across every layer of the business. Pull one node and its whole context comes with it.
Live everywhere
Change a fact once. It changes everywhere
Facts are connected live to your apps and websites over the API and MCP. Update one and the new version is served instantly to everything that reads it.
Objection answers
"…NOAN Team is $249 a month total, unlimited API keys included…"
Website
Agent
Quoting $249 per month in every proposal it drafts from now on.
No redeploys, no re-briefs, no stale copies. The fact is the source, and everything else is a reader.
Facts are the orchestration layer for agents
An agent is only as good as what it knows. Facts give every agent the same current, verified truth to ground on, and a controlled way to add what it learns.
Grounding at run time
Agents read facts live before they act, so every output is built from current truth, not from a prompt pasted in months ago.
The verify gate
Agents can propose new facts, but nothing enters the fact base until a human verifies it. The agent does the work; you keep the final say.
One brain, a whole fleet
Every agent on the task board reads the same facts, so ten agents sound like one company instead of ten different guesses.
Tasks tied to truth
Work is dispatched through the task manager and grounded in facts, so what an agent does and what the company knows never drift apart.
Start with one fact
Write down one truth your business runs on, and build from there. Every plan includes the API, MCP, and unlimited keys.