Question 1

What is IOSYA?

Accepted Answer

IOSYA is a workspace where operatives work with your business context, connected tools, and routines you can audit and trust.

Question 2

How do I get started?

Accepted Answer

Create an account on the Starter plan to try IOSYA with Calendar, 1 operative, 2 tasks, 1 GB Disk, and Pulse request limits. Paid plans add mail, channels, contacts, more operatives, larger task capacity, and higher request limits.

Question 3

How is this not another chat wrapper?

Accepted Answer

IOSYA is built around permanent operatives and continuing sessions, not disposable chats that forget what happened yesterday.

Question 4

What's a request?

Accepted Answer

A request is the unit of model work capacity shown on your plan. Plans scale by hourly request limits — we say requests, not credits.

Question 5

What's a tool slot?

Accepted Answer

A tool slot is one active deployed connection to an external system. Plans limit how many tool slots you can run at once.

Question 6

How do plans differ?

Accepted Answer

Starter is free with Calendar, 1 operative, 2 tasks, 1 GB Disk, and Pulse at 30 requests/hour. Signal adds Mail, Channels, Contacts, 4 operatives, 80 tasks, 15 GB Disk, and all three models. Station raises capacity to 20 operatives, 400 tasks, 10 channels, 300 GB Disk, and higher hourly limits. Enterprise is custom for organizations that need tailored deployment and support.

Question 7

Can I add more disk storage?

Accepted Answer

Signal and Station plans support storage add-ons: +100 GB for €4/month, +500 GB for €18/month, and +1 TB for €38/month.

Question 8

What's an operative?

Accepted Answer

An operative is a configured workspace actor inside IOSYA — assigned responsibilities, connected to your sources, and able to work across messengers, email, and your workspace.

Question 9

Where does memory live?

Accepted Answer

Memory lives with the operative inside your workspace — sources, routines, and session history carry forward instead of resetting each chat.

Question 10

Can I audit a decision?

Accepted Answer

Work in IOSYA is designed to be auditable: actions, sources, and context stay tied to the operative and project they belong to.

Question 11

How many operatives can I run?

Accepted Answer

Starter includes 1 operative. Signal includes 4 operatives. Station includes 20 operatives. Enterprise limits are custom.

Question 12

What is a routine?

Accepted Answer

A routine is a durable pattern your operative runs on a schedule — with sources, outputs, and history attached instead of starting from a blank prompt each time.

Question 13

How is a routine different from a one-off prompt?

Accepted Answer

Recurring work should not restart with a blank prompt. A routine keeps the brief, approved sources, and tone in one pattern so corrections and context carry forward.

Question 14

How many tasks and channels are included?

Accepted Answer

Starter includes 2 tasks and no channels. Signal includes 80 tasks and 2 channels. Station includes 400 tasks and 10 channels. Enterprise limits are custom.

Question 15

What is Disk?

Accepted Answer

Disk is the workspace storage layer in IOSYA — where sources, project context, and operative memory stay tied to your business instead of scattered across disposable chats.

Question 16

Where is my data stored?

Accepted Answer

Workspace-bound data stays tied to your projects, operatives, and audit trail — not scattered across disposable chats.

Question 17

What compliance standards apply?

Accepted Answer

IOSYA is designed with GDPR privacy-by-design principles and consistent operational controls. SOC 2 certification is on the roadmap.

Question 18

Can I review what an operative did?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Actions, sources, and context stay tied to the operative and project they belong to, so you can inspect what was requested, produced, and corrected.

Question 19

Does evidence survive between sessions?

Accepted Answer

What was requested, produced, and corrected remains inspectable when a routine or operative session runs again — context carries forward inside your workspace.

Question 20

Where can I read more about data privacy?

Accepted Answer

See the Data Privacy page for how IOSYA handles workspace data, access, and governance. For enterprise questions, request a demo.

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