DAISI CURATE

Your company already has the data. It is split across spreadsheets, SQL, files, and inboxes — so AI cannot see a customer, a job, or a fact. Curate turns that mess into entities, attributes, and gaps agents can actually use.

AI fails because the data is not ready

Mid-size shops do not need a two-year MDM program. They need one place that watches the stores they already run, finds the people and jobs inside them, and tells you what is missing.

Curate connects those sources, curates an entity and attribute plane, and publishes slices as MCP endpoints — so the rest of the DAISI suite, and your own agents, work from the same facts.

Connect what you have

Operational stores, files, and lists — monitored, not copied into a lake and forgotten.

Name the real things

Customers, jobs, invoices, parts — with typed attributes and a review queue for identity.

Publish for agents

Custom MCP surfaces over curated views, so AI reads what you approved — not a raw dump.

What you get

Gap reports

See which required attributes are missing before an agent makes something up.

Human + agent curation

Instructions for how attributes look, and which entity they attach to — editable by your team.

Your workspace, your memory

Each project sits on DaisiDb — history, backup, and erase when a subject asks to be forgotten.

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One account. The tools a small company actually uses. Easy AI software, ready today.

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Questions

About AI-ready business data

What is AI-ready business data?

Data an agent can trust: named entities, attributes, and gaps instead of a dump of spreadsheets and inboxes. Curate watches the stores you already have and publishes them for AI.

Do I need a data warehouse first?

No. Curate connects the stores you already run. It is not a two-year MDM program.

Is this app part of DAISI?

Yes. It shares one DAISI login with the rest of the suite and is included in the DAISI subscription.

Do I need a separate subscription?

No. DAISI apps are included in the DAISI subscription — not a stack of unrelated logins.