Airmond Enterprise
For a team, not just for you.
The same assistants, given to a company: your people each get one, with shared context across the team, admin over who can see what, and invoicing that your finance person will accept. Priced per assistant, like everything else.
You don't want an Ada Airmond. You want an Ada YourFirm.
For a firm, the assistants come branded on your domain, with their own email addresses, briefed on the goals your whole group runs under, and fenced by guardrails you set once: what they never advise on, who they never recommend, what stays inside which walls.
It needs your IT team, on purpose.
This is not a replacement for the people who run your systems. Somebody has to own the culture, the goals and the fleet of assistants, and that somebody is yours. We build the platform; your people decide what it is allowed to be.
One assistant per person.
Not a shared inbox and not a bot in a channel. Each person gets their own assistant, with their own first name and their own memory of how that person works.
Shared where you want it, private where you do not.
A team can hold context in common: the client, the account, the way your company writes. What sits in one person's diary and inbox stays theirs.
Admin, audit and single sign-on.
Control over who is a member and what each assistant may reach, a record of what was done, and sign-in through the identity provider you already run.
Billing your finance person will accept.
One invoice, priced per assistant, on terms rather than a card. Add and remove people as the team changes.
Where this is today.
Airmond is launching invite-first and Enterprise is sold by conversation, not by a sign-up form. If you are weighing this for a team, the useful next step is a call where we tell you plainly what is shipped and what is not.