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AI-powered knowledge management for German SMEs. Make company knowledge searchable, prevent knowledge loss. Fully GDPR-compliant, hosted in Germany.
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KnowledgePilot is purpose-built for German SMEs with strict data sovereignty requirements.
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German small and mid-sized businesses (10โ500 employees) that need to preserve and access company knowledge efficiently.
Typical industries: - Tax advisory firms & auditors - Mechanical & plant engineering - Property management - Chemical & pharmaceutical companies - Engineering offices - Skilled trades & field service
Typical decision makers: Managing directors, operations leads, or quality managers facing knowledge loss from employee turnover and generational change, seeking a GDPR-compliant alternative to US-based AI tools.
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KnowledgePilot was founded in 2024 out of a clear observation: German SMEs are sitting on vast amounts of valuable knowledge locked in documents, emails, and wikis โ yet according to Bitkom, only 6% of German companies fully utilize their data.
At the same time, existing AI solutions like ChatGPT require sending sensitive company data to US servers โ a non-starter for compliance-conscious German businesses.
KnowledgePilot was built to close this gap: an AI-powered knowledge platform that makes company knowledge instantly searchable while keeping all data in Germany, fully under the company's control. No IT project, no consultants โ just connect your data sources and start asking questions.
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