Find what your firm already knows.
Past proposals, frameworks, engagement notes and practice discussions are spread across drives, chat and project tools. Memora helps consultants find relevant past work and see exactly where it came from, within the access each person already has.
Have we written a proposal for a supply chain review in industrial manufacturing before?
Answer
Yes, two in the last two years. The 2025 proposal for a mid-sized components manufacturer is the closest match; the practice discussion afterwards notes which sections the client found most useful.
Sources
- Supply chain review proposal (2025)Mar 2025
- #ops-practice · proposal debriefApr 2025
- Operations practice frameworksJan 2026
The challenge.
Important knowledge exists — it is just spread across systems, versions and people.
People move on, context goes with them
Consultants change projects and firms often. The reasoning behind a past recommendation usually leaves with the people who made it.
Work gets recreated
Teams rebuild frameworks and analyses that another office or practice has already done, because there's no easy way to find them.
Client boundaries matter
Reusing past work has to respect confidentiality, which makes firms cautious about sharing knowledge widely.
What Memora provides.
Past work you can trace
Each answer links to the proposal, document, thread or ticket it came from, so consultants can check the original before reusing anything.
Access stays where it is
Memora follows the permissions in your connected tools, so people only get answers from material they're already allowed to open.
In practice.
Examples of questions teams ask Memora day to day.
Proposals and pitches
Find similar past proposals and the discussions around them, with links to the originals.
Ask Memora“What have we proposed for post-merger integration in financial services?”
Frameworks and methods
Locate the practice's existing frameworks before starting from a blank page.
Ask Memora“Do we have a standard approach for procurement diagnostics?”
Onboarding to a practice
Help new joiners find where methods, templates and past discussions live.
Ask Memora“Where do we keep the operations practice's interview guides?”
In depth
Why consulting firms lose what they know
A consulting firm's main asset is what its people have learned on past work. Much of that sits in places that are hard to search together: proposals and deliverables in shared drives, debriefs in chat, frameworks in a wiki, and the reasoning behind recommendations in meetings.
When someone needs a relevant past example, the usual route is asking around. That works until the person who knows has moved on.
How Memora helps
Memora connects the tools where this work already lives and lets people ask questions in plain language. Each answer links to the documents and discussions it was built from, so consultants can open the original and judge whether it applies.
Memora doesn't replace your knowledge-management team or your rules about reusing client work. It makes existing material easier to find for the people already allowed to see it.
What Memora doesn't do
Memora doesn't anonymize client names or redact sensitive details, and it doesn't currently connect to SharePoint, Box or OneDrive. If most of your deliverables live there, it's worth talking to us before you start.
Security and data handling
Memora encrypts data at rest and in transit, follows the permissions in your connected tools and never uses your content to train AI models. Read the full details on the security page.
Common questions.
How does Memora handle client confidentiality?
Which tools can Memora connect for a consulting firm?
Can Memora write proposals?
Is our data used to train AI models?
See Memora with your own documents.
Book a demo to talk through your tools, your requirements and how Memora would fit.