A brain your company keeps.
NIMO is the knowledge engineer that builds it. It works in short sessions with your experts, organizes what it hears, and turns it into a company brain the people you choose can ask.
An asset, not a folder.
You hold an organized record of how your business actually runs — decisions with the reasoning behind them, traceable to the person and the source. Your team asks it questions. A buyer, a successor or a new hire can read it.
Sessions, not documentation projects
About ninety minutes at a time, fitted around the job — not months of writing.
Answers with their reasoning
Not a search result. The judgment call, and why it was made that way.
A view of what's still at risk
You see which knowledge is covered and which still lives in one head.
Teach
Guided sessions of about ninety minutes. Type or talk. Your expert never has to sit down and write documentation.
Ask
The people you've given access ask a question in plain language and get the answer with the reasoning attached.
Sources
Documents, records and files come in alongside the sessions, so the brain sees the whole picture.
Knowledge map
See what's covered and what's still only in one person's head. The gaps are the point.
Team & access
You decide who teaches, who asks, and what stays restricted to leadership.
Traceable answers
Every answer carries who taught it and what it came from, so your team can judge it rather than take it on faith.
One person, six weeks, then wider.
An engagement runs as one cycle. It starts with the person whose knowledge matters most, and it ends with your team able to ask the brain questions and a clear view of who should teach next.
A session runs about ninety minutes. What your expert teaches in it becomes part of the brain and can be asked about as soon as it ends. There is no rollout to sit through before you find out whether this is worth continuing.
We are asking for the most sensitive thing you have.
A company brain holds the reasoning behind your pricing, your customers and your people. These are the commitments we make about it, and we will put them in writing before a single session happens.