NOVA AI Assistant
The day your offices
learned to listen
to the people who live there.
NOVA listens to your employees, understands them even when they’re asking for three things at once, and takes the right actions. Contextual intelligence that knows where they are, what they prefer, and what they need— whether they’re in the office or on the go, communicating by voice or in writing—all with absolute data confidentiality.
From listening to taking action, with context in mind. Just one conversation to make a reservation, report an issue, delegate a task, have lunch, or check in.
Everything is within earshot!
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Step 1
Voice, with multiple intents.
Julien arrives at the office and kicks off his day with his voice. He makes several requests in a single sentence; NOVA listens, turns on the microphone in the background, and handles the multiple requests. You speak, and NOVA takes care of sorting them out.
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Step 2
Contextual understanding.
NOVA cross-references Julien, Marie, and Tom’s schedules, office presence, room availability, distance, and equipment. Location, time, and previously expressed preferences—everything is factored into the decision-making process. No silly questions, no repeated requests.
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Step 3
All the action, across all channels at once.
NOVA reserves the room, sends the Teams invitation to Marie and Tom, and marks the room as occupied in Exchange. Julien didn't switch apps; NOVA coordinated all three channels into a single interaction. The calendar is up to date, and the participants have been notified.
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Step 4
Cascading alerts.
As he walks past Room 302, Julien notices two issues and reports them via the voice system. NOVA breaks down the report, creates two separate tickets, and routes each one to the appropriate department (CMMS for maintenance and food service). Julien will be notified once the issues are resolved.
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Step 5
Contextual suggestions, at just the right moment.
12:45 pm Julien has 30 minutes to spare. NOVA highlights the vegan dish of the day, notes that the line is short, and suggests placing an order in advance to save 5 minutes. No spam, no clutter—just the right information at the right time. And by the way, the mobile badge is ready to open the cafeteria.
Six Architectural Principles
Voice-first
Voice is the interface; text remains a fallback.
Multi-intent
One request, N actions, in the correct order.
Contextual
Location, time, schedule, attendance—everything is processed simultaneously.
Integrated
M365, CMMS, access control, payment, native.
Sourced
Each HR/CIO response cites its source document.
Modular
Activate on demand; add later.