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One place for all

your business data

WarTable's repository layer ingests data from every source—cloud storage, databases, tools, documents—and makes it all instantly searchable with natural language and RAG-powered semantic understanding.
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Connect everything you use

Stop switching between tools. WarTable connects to all your data sources and continuously syncs them into one unified repository.

Cloud Storage

Connect your file storage platforms for automatic document ingestion

  • Google Drive & Workspace
  • Microsoft OneDrive & SharePoint
  • Dropbox
  • Box

Databases

Direct connections to your data warehouses and databases

  • PostgreSQL
  • MySQL
  • MongoDB
  • Snowflake

Business Tools

Integrate your core business applications

  • Salesforce & HubSpot
  • Notion & Confluence
  • Slack & Microsoft Teams
  • Jira & Asana
  • Quickbooks & Square

Direct Upload & APIs

Upload files directly or build custom integrations

  • Drag & drop file upload
  • Bulk document import
  • REST API access
  • Custom webhooks
All data syncs automatically and continuously. Changes in source systems are reflected in real-time.

Everything in one place

No more “Which tool was that in?” Your entire business knowledge base—documents, emails, meeting notes, data—unified and organized automatically.

  • Automatic categorization and tagging
  • Smart deduplication across sources
  • Version control and history tracking
  • Access controls and permissions

Search like you're talking to a person

Forget exact file names or folder paths. Ask questions in plain English and get instant, relevant results across your entire repository.

Semantic understanding,

not just keyword matching

WarTable uses Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG) to understand meaning and context—not just exact words.

Contextual Understanding

Understands intent behind queries, not just keywords

Relationship Mapping

Connects related information across different sources

Smart Ranking

Results ordered by relevance and context, not recency