Pilot is a wiki and knowledge base for Google Drive teams. It turns Google Drive and Google Workspace files into an AI-enabled team wiki and learning management system for answering questions, learning skills, and managing internal resources. The product is described for innovators and industry leaders, and the page also says it is built for Google Drive based teams.
Its features center on AI-assisted knowledge use. Pilot offers traditional or conversational search powered by Chat-GPT to help people find how to do things from linked files and knowledge. It can sync organizational knowledge in one place and integrates with 1800+ products, creating a single hub for information that stays in sync. The page also describes a Slack companion that lets teams have conversations with company knowledge and can suggest help automatically when it notices people who may need it.
Pilot also supports repeatable training and onboarding. Users can group specific files and documents into a playlist for repeated use, then add badges that can be earned by passing a quiz. Access control is included, with options to quickly add or remove people from files and workspaces and set a workspace to be limited or open to the public. It also supports custom domains or subdomains and allows external links to content that is not stored in Google Drive. The service is presented as optimized for speed, from setup to load times to search results.
It is offered with a 14-day free trial that starts with Google and requires no credit card. The page also includes pricing links for Startup, Non-Profit, and Education pricing. Heroku Security’s infrastructure is named as the foundation for its security.
Pilot is a Knowledge base & wikis project. Teams struggle to organize and access internal knowledge stored in Google Drive efficiently. It is built as a B2B product for Google Workspace teams. Pilot follows a freemium model. It ships for the web.
Pilot first shipped in 2022. Key capabilities include AI search, Google Drive integration, and wiki creation. It exposes integrations via a public API.
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