Search everywhere. See only what you already could.
Making knowledge searchable should never widen who can see it. Aftcezz mirrors the permission structure of each connected source, so an answer only draws on documents the person asking already has access to.
Access follows the source, not the search.
The hub does not invent a new permission model. It reads and respects the access rules already set in Notion, Drive, Confluence and SharePoint.
- If you cannot open a document in the source, it will not appear in your answers
- Permission changes in the source carry through to what the hub surfaces
- No document is exposed to someone who could not already reach it
Sees the answer drawn from the SOP library and shared team docs they can already open.
Gets the same question answered only from documents shared with them - restricted sources stay invisible.
Role-based access
Access is resolved per person against the roles and shares that already exist in each source.
Sensitive-document handling
Restricted documents stay restricted. They are neither indexed for people who lack access nor quoted in their answers.
Governance stays intact
Search becomes universal without loosening a single access rule your organization already relies on.
Universal search, without loosening a single rule.
Give your teams one place to ask, while every source keeps the exact access it already enforces.