Welcome to Sentra
What Sentra is and the core capabilities available to your team.
Sentra is your company's brain — relevant organizational memory with access control. It connects meetings, Slack, calendar, email, and other tools so your team can prepare for calls, ask questions across the org, and stay aligned without digging through scattered sources.
Core features
- Connect your sources — Link Slack, calendar, and other integrations so Sentra can ingest the channels and events only you can authorize. Personal gaps (for example private Slack channels) block the best answers until they are connected.
- Briefs — Pre-meeting, daily, and weekly briefs that pull context from email, Slack, and attendees before each call — the "it knows my day" moment from live demos.
- Agent — Ask questions about your organization in chat. Sentra searches memory from meetings, Slack, internal docs, and connected sources, with citations when appropriate.
- Agent Network: Organization admins can choose approved sandbox domains or enable allow-all after accepting the risk notice. See Agent Network for setup steps and how changes apply.
- Home and top commitments — A ranked view of outstanding items that updates as Sentra ingests your meetings and messages — not a static todo list.
- MCP access — Connect AI agents such as Claude to Sentra memory so other tools can read your meetings, entities, and org context. See MCP Access for setup steps.
- Meeting capture — Record and transcribe meetings so decisions and context become searchable org memory, with visibility controls for invitees and org memory.
- Memory browser — Browse, search, and correct the entities and facts Sentra has learned from your connected sources.
- Tasks — Automate recurring workflows such as digests, follow-ups, and summaries from templates.
- Weekly reports and Risk Radar — Scheduled summaries of what matters across the org, plus proactive alerts when teams may be misaligned.
Where to go next
If you are working through the in-app getting-started checklist, start with Integrations, open a brief, then finish MCP setup using the MCP Access guide.