The product changes every week, the knowledge keeps up

In a SaaS company, the product, plans and pricing never stop moving, and customer-facing teams are often the last to know. Munimen connects what product teams write to what support and sales ask, for your teams and your agents alike.

Where it hurts today

The situations that keep coming back, and what they cost your teams.

Customers find out first

A new change ships, announced in Linear or Slack. Support and sales only find out about it when a customer brings it up first.

Plans that keep changing

Plan limits, add-ons, terms: the old deck still circulates, and nobody really knows which price list currently applies to whom.

Siloed teams

Product, engineering, support and sales don’t look at the same tools and never quite share the same context about customers.

Agents without context

You’re building internal agents, but they know nothing about your customers, your plans or your own rules of the game.

What Munimen changes

What changes once Munimen connects your tools and your knowledge.

What’s new, explained

GitHub, Linear and Jira are connected: support and sales ask what changed and get an answer drawn from the tickets themselves.

The current plan, with its date

When a price list or a plan limit changes, Munimen answers with the current version and its source, never the old deck.

One knowledge for all teams

Product, support and sales all query one shared source of truth, each with their own dedicated spaces and their own permissions.

Agents that know the offer

Your internal agents, Claude or ChatGPT query Munimen through MCP or the API and answer with your current plans and rules.

Munimen is for you if

If several of these sound familiar, let’s talk.

  • Support and sales find out about changes after your customers
  • Your plans and pricing change faster than your sales materials
  • Your product, support and sales teams work in silos
  • You’re building internal AI agents

Frequently asked questions

Short answers to the questions we’re asked most often.

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