The infrastructure job is to close the memory loop.
Teams already create memory signals every day: meeting outputs, email threads, decisions, risks, assignments, roles, policies, and governance records. The problem is that those signals rarely become trusted, structured, searchable records. Saberra closes that loop.
What the infrastructure includes.
Capture
Google Meet is native. Transcripts or summaries from other platforms can be emailed into the capture inbox.
Extraction
AI extraction turns source material into candidate decisions, tasks, risks, roles, policies, and context.
Review
A Memory Admin approves, corrects, or rejects candidates before they become trusted memory.
Storage
Notion is the default memory backend, with custom data architecture scoped when needed.
Retrieval
Sera answers in plain English from reviewed records and cites sources.
Operations
Memory health, intake status, and review workload remain visible.
Your data should not disappear into a vendor black box.
Saberra is designed around inspectability. Client records live in the client workspace by default. For teams that need Postgres, a different source of truth, or additional systems of record, that architecture should be scoped as a deployment decision, not hidden behind a generic SaaS promise.
Your infrastructure
Trusted memory path
Infrastructure is the right frame when memory loss is operational risk.
The strongest fit is a team with repeated decisions, role or staff transitions, governance complexity, meeting-heavy operations, and at least one person who can own memory review for about 1-2 hours per week.