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Reliable answers from Dropbox

c:node reads contracts, quotes and documents in Dropbox with your own access and backs every answer with the document it comes from. Read only – c:node changes nothing.

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@Viktor, what warranty did we agree with Bauer Anlagenbau?
ViktorAI agent
24 months from acceptance – set out in § 9 of the works contract. Acceptance was on 15 March 2025, so the warranty runs until March 2027.
Dropbox · Works contract Bauer Anlagenbau.pdf, § 9Dropbox · Acceptance report
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In practice

With c:node, your data becomes a reliable answer.

Today

The file is somewhere in Dropbox – the answer is on page 14.

  • Search finds file names, not content
  • Several versions of the same document
  • Deadlines sit in PDFs, not in the calendar
  • Documents for one question are spread across many folders
With c:node

How teams use c:node with Dropbox.

  • Review contractsDeadlines and clauses – with citation.
  • Find documentsThe right file instead of a list of hits.
  • Clarify versionsWhich version applies.
  • Collect evidenceDocuments for one question in one place.
Connection

Connected in three steps – no software on your machines.

1

Request connection

Our connection team sets up the connection for you on request. OAuth via your Dropbox account.

2

Ask

For example: “Which contract sets our liability cap for Project Nord?” Files via Dropbox search, content as source – read only.

3

Read only

c:node changes nothing in Dropbox. Every answer points to its source.

On request: You can’t connect Dropbox yourself yet. Our connection team sets up the connection for you on request.

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Our connection team sets up the connection for you on request – you approve, c:node answers with evidence.

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