Your documents, alongside
your warehouse.
The numbers live in the warehouse; the context lives in your documents. Connect Google Drive or upload files directly as a searchable knowledge layer, and the agent can ground its answers in both — read-only and scoped to exactly what you grant.
Two ways to bring your knowledge in
Google Drive
Connect a shared drive or a set of folders. Docs, sheets, and PDFs become searchable context the agent can draw on — read-only, scoped to what you grant.
File uploads
Drag in the one-off PDFs, decks, and spreadsheets that never lived in a shared drive. Uploaded once, indexed alongside everything else.
Every connector is read-only and permission-scoped — DecisionBox never writes back, and only sees what you explicitly grant.
From a shared drive to a grounded answer
Connect
Authorize a source with read-only, scoped access. Nothing is copied out of your control — DecisionBox reads what you grant, nothing more.
Index
Documents are parsed and indexed into a searchable knowledge layer, kept in step as the source changes.
Available to Ask & discovery
The agent draws on that context when it answers questions and when it runs discovery — your warehouse numbers, grounded in your documents.
Context that respects your governance.
Knowledge sources feed the same agent as your warehouse — so the same governance applies. Access is read-only and scoped to what you connect, indexed content stays in your environment, and who can add or remove a source is a governed, audited action. The warehouse still supplies the numbers; documents supply the context around them.