Think of the Hub as a shared workspace for your company's information and the work you do with AI.

Bring together project briefs, documents and examples of previous work. Instead of searching through folders or explaining the same background each time, you have a place to start.

Take preparing a tender as an example. Add the brief, ask the AI Assistant to pull out the requirements, find relevant experience and help prepare a first draft. Ask follow-up questions, spot missing information and refine the response with your team.

Tender preparation is just one example. The same approach can help with other projects, questions and everyday tasks.

You can also work through ChatGPT or Claude. Bring information from the Hub into your conversation, then save the result back to the project so your team can continue from it.

The result does not have to stay in a conversation. Today, you can take your work into Word, PDF or Excel. The possibilities go further: an explanatory film like this one, a 3D model to explore an idea, or an interactive walkthrough of a space. Information gathered in the Hub can become the starting point for different ways to explain, present and use your work.

Useful work also becomes a starting point for the next job. Your team can keep good examples, agreed approaches and lessons learned, giving AI more of your company's experience to draw on.

The Hub can grow with you, connecting to databases you already use and other sources you want to bring in. Project records, customer information and past work can contribute to a fuller picture, helping AI answer more questions and support more tasks.

When you need help using the Hub, ask the AI Assistant. Use feedback to report a problem or suggest an improvement.

Start with one useful task, then build from there.

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