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Setting up Company Brain is two admin steps: create the workspace, then install it into Slack. Everyone else joins on their own after that — see Greeting new teammates.

1. Create your team workspace

Creating a workspace sets up your shared Team Brain and your private My Brain in one step.
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Sign up

Head to app.supermemory.ai and create an account.
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Choose Team

On the About step, switch from Personal to Team.
Team workspaces are invite-only during the private beta. Not invited yet? Email support@supermemory.com, or start Personal and invite your team once you’re in.
Personal/Team toggle on sign-up, with the private-beta invite notice for Team
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Add your company domain and confirm

Enter your domain (for example acme.com) and confirm. Supermemory researches the company from there and seeds a starting profile, before any source finishes syncing.Company domain step — Supermemory researches the company from the domain to set up its Brain
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Add to Slack, connect apps, and invite your team

All three run in parallel with research, and none of them block it:
  • Add to Slack — kicks off the install flow below.
  • Connect apps — Linear, Granola, Sentry, and more.
  • Invite teammates — now, not later. No per-seat pricing, so invite everyone in your Slack. Research in progress, with Add to Slack and Connect apps available alongside it
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You're ready

Supermemory’s already learned a real amount about your company by the time research finishes. Watch Slack for a DM from it walking you through what it can do.The finished research — real notes about the company and founder, ready to search
Try it: ask What does {your company} do? — you should get a real answer from the seeded profile.

2. Install into Slack (admin)

Go to app.slack.com to create one first — Company Brain installs into an existing workspace, it doesn’t create one for you.Naming a new Slack workspace
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Confirm company and domain

Click Install to Slack. Not an admin? This triggers Slack’s own request-to-install flow instead.
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Hand off to Slack

The web app hands off immediately — “we’ve DM’d you in Slack.”
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Home channel

The agent creates #company-brain, posts an intro there, and announces itself once in #general.
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Approve channels to read

You approve each channel with a tap — it never joins one silently.
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Add your team

Invite people with a picker, a workspace-wide toggle, or email.

Greeting new teammates

What member join looks like from a new hire’s side.

The permissions graph

What each person can see once they’re in.