Query your knowledge base
AI agents can answer questions against the knowledge base they are trained on, which positions the product as a private Q&A layer over your documents.
Echobase is an AI workspace for teams to query, create, and analyze files and knowledge bases with custom-trained AI agents and collaboration tools.
Echobase is an AI workspace for teams that want to query, create, and analyze information stored in a knowledge base. The product centers on custom-trained AI agents that can answer questions, draft content, and help users work with their files and datasets.
The site describes a centralized environment where users upload files or sync cloud storage, then use AI agents to work against that content in real time. It is positioned for business use, with collaboration features, role controls, and paid plans that scale from individual use to enterprise teams.
AI agents can answer questions against the knowledge base they are trained on, which positions the product as a private Q&A layer over your documents.
Echobase supports content generation from dataset context, such as drafting new text from existing materials.
The product can aggregate and analyze data it has been trained on, helping teams look for themes and summarize information.
Users can upload files directly or sync cloud storage so the AI has source context to work from.
Organizations can invite team members, assign roles, and define access permissions for shared use.
The pricing page lists different model access by plan, including GPT-4 on Professional and the latest AI models on Enterprise.
A team can upload internal documents or sync a cloud source, then ask the AI agents questions about that knowledge base without manually searching through files.
Users can generate new copy from existing datasets, such as proposal sections or supporting text that stays grounded in uploaded source material.
Teams can review a set of documents or records and ask the assistant to surface themes, summarize patterns, or organize what the material contains.
Departments can share access to AI assistants, assign roles, and control permissions so multiple people can work in one workspace.
Organizations with larger needs can move from individual usage to enterprise plans with higher query allowances, more agents, and priority support.
The pricing page shows a free plan and paid plans, with Individual, Professional, and Enterprise tiers available.
The site describes Echobase as a way to query, create, and analyze information from a knowledge base using AI agents.
The pricing page lists team collaboration and roles/access permissions in the Enterprise plan, and the home page says you can invite team members to collaborate.
The pricing page says Google Drive and Microsoft integrations are coming soon, and the home page says you can upload files or sync cloud storage services.
The FAQ list on the site includes questions about GPT-4 support, chatbot customization, file transfer from a computer, and access permissions, but the rendered page text does not provide full answers.