Teams ship together when they stay in sync. Every change quietly pulls them apart. Nabu catches each change as it happens, notifies your team and turns silent drift into alignment.
Every team pays a coordination tax. Hours every week spent searching for the latest version, reconciling decisions made in another tool, and confirming context that should have been aligned from the start. It compounds silently until it costs a release, a customer, or a quarter.
Lost annually to rework caused by misalignment between teams, tools, and the documents that drive them.1
Of software project cost is rework from defective requirements, design, and code — the single largest line item in knowledge work.2
Of the work week is spent searching for, reconciling, and re-confirming information — roughly one full day in five, and trending worse.3
Premium on budget and timeline paid by companies with poor requirements practices — the cost of silent misalignment between docs, specs, and tools.4
The cost of drift
Every misaligned change gets reworked downstream. Estimate the engineering capacity your team loses to rework each year — and what it quietly adds to the cost of every productive hour.
Industry estimates typically range 20–30%
Annual rework leakage
$2,500,000
Effective cost per productive hour
$133 vs $100 nominal
Nabu's Alignment Stack identifies and reduces rework by connecting Jira, GitHub, and Slack, turning this leakage into recovered engineering capacity.
Every resource becomes a node. Every relationship becomes an edge. The graph grows smarter over time — learning your team's information architecture so it can protect it.
Link the tools your team already uses through OAuth — docs, tickets, designs, code, and conversations. No workflow builders, no manual mapping.
Nabu's AI reads every linked resource and infers semantic relationships, cross-references, and contextual overlap. It sees the connections humans miss.
When anything changes, Nabu detects it instantly and alerts everyone downstream — with context about what changed and why it matters to them.
No mapping, no rules, no DSL. Connect your tools and Nabu builds the graph. The mechanics:
Connect Confluence, Jira, Drive, GitHub, Figma, Slack, and more through OAuth. Every doc, ticket, and design becomes a node the moment it lands.
oauth → ingest worker → graph node
Nabu infers what the resource is about — entities, decisions, and constraints. Embeddings find resources that talk about the same thing even when they don't link to each other.
summary + entity extract + embedding
Owners of downstream docs, tickets, and tests get a contextual alert: what changed, what depends on it, what to do next.
change → relevance check → routed alert
Every alert names the source change, the downstream resources it affects, and the specific edit. Owners can acknowledge or jump straight to the dependent resource.
Cross-service intelligence that adapts to how you work — whether you're one person, one team, or ten thousand. The graph learns your context and gets smarter with every connection.
You're a consultant juggling three clients. Notes in Notion, contracts in Google Drive, invoices in Stripe, calendar blocks in Google Calendar, and a CRM in Airtable.
A 12-person product team. PRDs in Confluence, designs in Figma, tickets in Jira, code in GitHub, conversations in Slack.
A global company with 40 teams, 8 product lines, and dependencies that span SOC 2 controls, legal contracts, customer commitments, and platform roadmaps.
Nabu is currently in early access for software teams. Connect your tools, let the AI map your dependencies, and never discover drift in a meeting again.