Draft with permitted sources
An analyst drafts a proposal in a shared Session using the team's scoped sources.
Qua lets teams work together with AI using private company knowledge—and reuse approved answers instead of repeating the work.
Private knowledge. Shared teamwork. Less repeated AI work.
76% lower AI token spend reported from three free pilots.
Founder-reported results from LootMogul, SuperAthlete.ai and Ahi.vc; results vary.
Sample, timeframe, baseline and aggregation method have not been supplied or independently validated. This is an observed founder-reported token-spend reduction in free founder-network pilots—not 76% lower total operating cost or a guarantee.
LootMogul · SuperAthlete.ai · Ahi.vc
The team reports successful free pilots and initial partner usage. Paid deployments are the next step.
Approved answers are reused only within their permitted scope, with freshness checks and human review.
An AI draft still needs source checks, expert review, corrections and a handoff. The next engagement should start from what the team has already approved.
An analyst drafts a proposal in a shared Session using the team's scoped sources.
A subject-matter reviewer checks sources, corrects the work and accepts the result in the same Session.
Approved scoped knowledge can inform a delivery handoff or the next proposal—after permission, freshness and human-review checks.
Illustrative workflow using shared Sessions and approved knowledge. Your team controls the handoff, reviews each reuse, and owns the resulting knowledge.
One 20–50-person consulting/advisory team. A six-week scoped pilot: agree the baseline, accepted quality and annual decision criteria with the practice lead or COO. Expand into recurring delivery work and adjacent teams only after retained use.
Contributors and reviewers share the task, check sources and correct or accept work in a Session. Decisions stay with the work.
Details →Consult scoped personal and approved company knowledge before new generation. Recheck permissions and freshness; human review remains essential.
Details →Use permitted models while keeping team context and review together. Policy precedes routing; Open Models are an explicit choice, never automatic.
Details →A reviewer can check the analyst’s sources, correct the draft and accept work in the same Session. Shared task context supports a human-led handoff.
qua.dev/s/a7k9d2Draft the Q4 campaign read-out for the board — use our own performance data first.
Answered from 4 approved sources in your workspace. No data left the perimeter.
Use net revenue, not gross — finance restated October.
Re-ran the summary on the restated figures and kept the citations attached.
Accepted. Saved to team knowledge — the next person asking pays nothing.
One shared session. Three colleagues and the AI on the same task — a correction lands mid-run, a reviewer accepts the answer into team knowledge, and the running cost stays visible to everyone.
Everyone sees the same task, the same sources, and the same running cost.
Step in mid-task, approve a step, or hand the work to a colleague without losing context.
Shared Session history keeps review context together; admin analytics focus on outcomes, not prompt content.
Define exactly what data and systems AI and agents can access—and what stays private.
Evaluate preparation, review, rework and implementation alongside AI costs.
Consult permitted, approved knowledge first; reuse still needs freshness and human review.
Agent Sessions turn AI into a shared workspace—see it, edit it, approve it, together.
Use permitted models under policy. Managed cloud today; other deployment modes are scoped.
Qua starts with knowledge you already own, then climbs only as far as the answer needs. Open Models remain an explicit choice, never an automatic route.
The highest-capability models, for complex reasoning and premium tasks — reached only when the expected-value gate clears.
Pro Models · premiumPermitted models for routine work, with visible cost. Accepted-work quality and total workflow economics still need buyer evaluation.
Fast Models · meteredOpen-weight and open-source models, available whenever you ask for one. Qua never routes here on its own.
By request only · never auto-selectedSearches connected company data and approved workplace sources — including org-verified answers — then a cited answer.
In-perimeter · ~$0Retrieves what you saved or connected — your verified answers, scoped knowledge, and instant deterministic resolution.
$0 · instantYour knowledge first, then approved company sources, then a fast model. A frontier model is reached only when the value gate clears — and you see the price either way.
The question“What did we commit to on data residency in the Meridian contract?”
Resolved for $0.0031 · frontier-only would have cost $0.0129 · sources stayed in your perimeter.
Below is a fully modeled 30-day scenario for a 380-seat enterprise — our Meridian Group demo dataset. The same 286,400 queries are priced three ways: what they cost through Qua's Answer Waterfall, what an all-open-source setup would cost, and what routing everything to a premium model would cost. Every figure on this page reconciles — totals, tiers, and daily series all add up.
84% of work never reaches the most expensive tier.
Frontier models process 6% of the tokens but half the bill — routing is one input, not the full accepted-work cost.
Illustrative modeled scenario (Meridian Group demo dataset), not customer results. The open-source and all-premium figures are modeled counterfactuals at list rates; the Qua figure is also modeled, not an actual customer invoice. Labor-value figures, where shown, use a blended $85/hr rate.
The buying test is lower total time and cost to an accepted deliverable, with quality maintained. Compare Qua against the current stack before deciding.
Practice lead/COO, named reviewers and permitted data. Agree evaluation volume, quality, adoption and the annual decision before kickoff. Compare completed work with your existing workflow.
Test whether approved proposal knowledge reduces review and rework in the next proposal or delivery handoff. Your corpus stays yours and exportable; no lock-in or exclusive-feature claim.
Introduce a portfolio company with a recurring team workflow and approved knowledge sources. Scope a paid pilot with a named owner, clear data permissions and agreed outcomes.
Qua runs in managed cloud today. Customer VPC, on-premises and air-gapped deployments require scoped feasibility, security and implementation review; they are not generally available deployment options.
Private knowledge first. External model access only under enterprise policy. Scoped sources and approved knowledge govern reuse; policy can permit data to reach external models for inference. Retrieval and infrastructure still have costs.
Neutrality is the business model: Qua never trains shared models on your knowledge, and admins see outcomes — never prompt content.