An AI answers any question you ask it — and sounds equally certain either way. Brick-by-Brick builds the map of your company that decisions — and AI — should flow from.
See what a company map looks likeBrick-by-Brick builds your company’s Knowledge Architecture: a structured, interconnected map of what your company actually knows — across 11 dimensions and 53 categories, in one 3–4 hour session.
Delivered as files you own outright.
A folder of files is not a picture of a company. A Knowledge Architecture connects what you know — who depends on what, where the gaps are — so people and AI decide from the same picture.
Documents describe pieces of the company in isolation. The map connects them — one structure, 11 dimensions, every category in relation to the others.
Search finds a document. The interdependency graph shows what that document touches — which teams, systems, and decisions move when it changes.
An AI sounds equally certain with or without the full picture. Context from your own map is what separates a grounded answer from a fluent guess.
Built from your real tools. Nine connectors live today — Salesforce, HubSpot, Google Workspace, Microsoft 365, Asana, Linear, Monday, QuickBooks, Dropbox. Five more coming: Slack, Atlassian, Xero, Box, Notion. All access is read-only. See all connectors
Every build is graded. The Health Report shows where your company’s knowledge is strong, where it’s thin, and where a decision would be running on guesswork.
Would you commit to a decision from half the picture?
We build it. You download it. We delete ours.
$499. One time. One 3–4 hour session. Yours forever.
One 3–4 hour session — your team’s only involvement.
The map is also the context for decision rehearsal: if you choose to, you can upload your Knowledge Architecture to MAIA Decision OS and stress-test a decision against your own company instead of a generic model of your industry. That choice is yours, every time.
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