Your own Dodo
Slack channel, employee, and execution environment are tied to one customer. Teams can use the same model.
A dedicated Dodo reads the request, follows the customer approval path, prepares the review report, and delivers it through permissioned File Hub links. Quote, invoice, and security checks stay ready for the buying team.

App setup, execution routing, file delivery, and buying materials are handled as one Dodo workflow.
Slack channel, employee, and execution environment are tied to one customer. Teams can use the same model.
Dodo runs work in the customer-scoped environment and reports issues in the work channel.
File Hub keeps expiring links, recipient tokens, and access logs.
Base AI tokens are included. Customer-owned OAuth, proxy, or model providers can be connected separately.
Every request is separated by customer route. File access is checked against role and organization hierarchy.
The request starts in an approved workspace.
Customer, employee, role, and channel policy are checked.
The report is created in the customer-scoped execution environment.
The result is stored in File Hub behind access controls.
The review link and summary are sent back to the requester.
This customer landing page points buyers to the deployed Zeude, File Hub, and memory flows.
Review how Dodo returns governed files and permissioned links.
See how work context, decision criteria, and role tone are explained in the product story.
Review seats, AI provider choices, and File Hub policy onboarding.
Users can call Dodo from Slack, Teams, File Hub, or the document viewer. Dodo checks customer and employee permissions, runs work inside the customer execution environment, and returns only a safe permissioned link.
Hand work to Dodo from the file list or document viewer.
Dodo checks customer, employee, role, and channel policy before routing execution.
Dodo returns the report as a File Hub link and summary with access records.
The collaboration app can change. Dodo still uses the same customer, channel, recipient, and permission policy.
Map channels, threads, and app mentions to the customer Dodo.
Connect teams, channels, and users through the same permission model.
Keep home channels, approved channels, and recipient scope separate from the provider.
Uses approved channels, named recipients, access records, and expiring links as the Dodo approval baseline.
Base AI tokens are included. Customer-owned OpenAI, OpenRouter, OAuth, proxy, or private providers can be separated by customer.
Dodo keeps long-term operating context for each customer: business language, approval criteria, role expectations, and delivery preferences. It turns repeated work into managed operating knowledge, not a loose archive of chat history.
Dodo remembers customer terms, recurring work, and document structure so each request can continue from prior context.
Most assistants only read the current chat. Dodo keeps customer-specific document names, approval paths, and recurring work as operating knowledge.
Example: “Do it like last time” can continue from the prior document structure and review path.
Captures the documents and review paths a customer repeats.
Carries approval, rejection, and hold patterns into future reviews.
Adjusts summary, rationale, and next steps to the owner’s expectations.
Starts at $59 per user per month. Base AI tokens are included, with customer-owned AI provider options when needed.
Choose seat count and AI operating model before purchase. After purchase, the dedicated Dodo, collaboration app, execution environment, and File Hub policy are onboarded as one flow.
$$59 x 25 seats = $1,475/month. Base AI tokens and security onboarding are included.