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§ 05.01 — Product

Workplace

Give your team an AI-ready work hub without handing business memory to uncontrolled tools.

Workplace brings email, calendar, contacts, files, tasks, archive search, and AI assistance into one private European workspace. Your team can stop digging through separate inboxes and folders and start asking practical questions like what needs attention, where a document is, or what a customer last asked.

01Problem

AI sounds promising, but most companies still work in scattered tools.

A small business owner hears that AI can help, then discovers that the real problem is not the AI model. The problem is scattered knowledge: email in one tool, files in another, calendar somewhere else, tasks in a spreadsheet, and no simple way to ask what happened or what needs action.

  • Employees lose time searching through old emails, folders, chats, and calendars.
  • Customer history is hard to reconstruct when someone is sick, leaves, or changes role.
  • AI tools cannot safely help if company data is copied into unmanaged public services.
  • Compliance becomes harder when business decisions and customer records are spread across systems.
  • Managers want better visibility, but do not want to become IT administrators.
02Solution

Workplace makes AI useful by first organizing the work.

Workplace gives the team one private hub for the everyday business record. AI can then help with real tasks: find the right message, summarize a thread, prepare for a meeting, locate a file, show today's work, or help decide what should happen next.

  • Users keep familiar work patterns: email, calendar, contacts, files, tasks, and search.
  • AI assistance is added inside the workspace instead of forcing staff to paste company data into outside chatbots.
  • Managers get a clearer operational picture without replacing every business process at once.
03Benefits

Advantages a non-technical buyer can understand.

The value is not that Workplace uses modern infrastructure. The value is that it gives people time back, reduces missed follow-ups, and makes business knowledge safer to use with AI.

Find information faster

Ask for recent mail, meetings, contacts, files, or archive results instead of searching manually across tools.

Prepare better customer work

Before a call, staff can review the relevant messages, contacts, documents, and tasks from one place.

Reduce dependency on individuals

Customer and project memory stays in a governed workspace, not only in one person's inbox.

Use AI with boundaries

AI help can be enabled with tenant controls, roles, and a clear separation between assistance and human approval.

Keep data in Europe

Workplace is designed for EU-resident operation, reducing exposure to uncontrolled data transfer patterns.

Grow step by step

Start with the work hub, then add archive, AI assistance, migration, and governance features when the business is ready.

04How it works

A simple path from scattered tools to AI-ready work.

  1. 01

    Bring work into one place

    Connect the daily tools people already use: mail, calendar, contacts, files, tasks, and archive search.

  2. 02

    Let people ask natural questions

    A user can ask for unread mail, today's events, a customer contact, or a file instead of learning where every system stores it.

  3. 03

    Govern the sensitive parts

    Access, archive exports, AI assistance, and compliance workflows can be limited by role, policy, and customer requirements.

05Features

What visitors should remember.

One work hub

Email, calendar, contacts, files, tasks, search, and archive workflows are presented together.

AI that works with business context

Ask Workplace can turn simple requests into useful views, such as inbox summaries, meetings, or contacts.

European operating model

The service is built for EU-resident operation and European legal expectations.

Compliance-ready archive path

Archive and eDiscovery features support search, retention review, exports, and legal workflows.

No big-bang replacement required

Workplace can be introduced as a hub and expanded over time.

Technical notes available

IT teams can review the implementation detail in the support app section.

06Architecture

What this means operationally.

A business buyer does not need to understand the underlying systems. They do need to know that the work hub is operated as a controlled European cloud service with identity, access control, and clear separation between normal work, archive, and AI.

  • Your team signs in with organization identity rather than personal consumer accounts.
  • Daily work stays inside one workspace instead of being copied into unmanaged tools.
  • AI features can be enabled only where the organization allows them.
  • Archive and export features can be reserved for legal, compliance, or management roles.
  • The technical implementation details are maintained in the support section for IT review.
07Use cases

Where Workplace creates visible value.

Customer follow-up

Find the last message, related contact, promised document, and next task before replying.

Meeting preparation

See today's events, relevant contacts, and related communication before joining a call.

Owner and manager visibility

Understand what is pending without asking staff to manually report every detail.

Compliance review

Search communication history and prepare exports when a regulated request or dispute appears.

Employee handover

Preserve useful business context when responsibilities move between people.

AI adoption

Introduce AI around real work instead of experimenting with isolated prompts.

08Integrations

What it connects from a business perspective.

Workplace is intended to sit between the tools people already expect and the governance the organization needs.

Email

Connects communication records so messages can be used in the governed workflow.

Calendar

Connects scheduling data so time, meetings, and availability stay part of the workflow.

Contacts

Connects address-book data so people and organizations remain visible in context.

Files

Shows how this service fits into the wider Vianordis environment instead of standing alone.

Tasks

Shows how this service fits into the wider Vianordis environment instead of standing alone.

Archive search

Shows how this service fits into the wider Vianordis environment instead of standing alone.

AI assistant

Shows how this service fits into the wider Vianordis environment instead of standing alone.

Single sign-on

Shows how this service fits into the wider Vianordis environment instead of standing alone.

European storage

Provides the governed place where service data and files are stored.

Compliance workflows

Makes actions reviewable before work is executed or escalated.

Migration support

Shows how this service fits into the wider Vianordis environment instead of standing alone.

Technical support

Shows how this service fits into the wider Vianordis environment instead of standing alone.

09Trust

Regulatory implications in plain language.

Workplace is not a magic compliance certificate. It is a platform choice that helps reduce avoidable risk: where data is hosted, who can access it, how AI is introduced, and how business records can be searched or exported.

AI Act direction

Vianordis is building toward full EU AI Act alignment across its cloud stack, with human control, transparency, traceability, and risk management as product principles.

GDPR posture

The service is designed for EU-resident data handling and controlled access instead of casual copying into public AI tools.

Human oversight

AI should assist employees; sensitive decisions, approvals, and exports remain governed by people and roles.

Audit readiness

Archive and search workflows help organizations answer what happened, who had access, and what was exported.

Customer responsibility

Customers still define their lawful basis, retention rules, employee policies, and sector-specific obligations.

Technical evidence

Implementation details are available in the support app notes for IT, security, and compliance review.

10 — Pricing

Start with a demo focused on one business workflow.

The fastest way to evaluate Workplace is to choose one practical use case: customer follow-up, meeting preparation, archive search, or AI-assisted inbox work. Pricing depends on users, archive needs, AI enablement, migration, and support level.

11FAQ

Questions buyers usually ask.

Do we need technical knowledge to use Workplace?

No. The product is meant for ordinary business users. Technical details are available separately for IT and compliance teams.

How does this empower the business with AI?

It gives AI access to useful work context inside controlled boundaries, so it can help find, summarize, prepare, and organize rather than only answer generic questions.

Can this replace Microsoft 365 or Google Workspace?

It can replace or reduce dependence on parts of those suites, depending on your current setup, migration needs, and regulatory requirements.

Is Workplace automatically AI Act compliant?

No honest provider should claim automatic compliance for every customer use case. Vianordis is designing the cloud toward EU AI Act alignment, while customers still govern their own processes and risks.

What should we try first?

Start with one workflow where time is lost today: customer follow-up, inbox triage, meeting preparation, or archive search.

12 — Next step

See whether AI can help your business by starting with the work your team already does.

A Workplace demo can show how email, calendar, contacts, files, archive search, and AI assistance come together without asking your staff to become technical operators.