Heddle is the record your agents work from.
Imagine starting your day with everything your team decided — and where each decision came from.
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Every decision lands where you'll see it.
What your team decided shows up in your briefing, flagged by whether it's waiting on you or simply yours to know. You don't go hunting for it, and nobody has to remember to tell you.
You did the thinking. The filing did itself.
Heddle rides along with the agents you already run and keeps the ask and the answer — not the noise. Whatever your agent can reach, Heddle can keep. No connector to configure, no tool that has to cooperate.
It reaches the person who'll be asked.
Sales doesn't find out from a changelog. The decision is on Maya's machine before the next customer call — same wording, same source, signed by the device that made it.
Your agents raise it. You work it.
When an agent needs a human — a call to make, a blocker, something it won't decide alone — it files a signal. You acknowledge it, start it, resolve it, block it.
And the origin isn't a label, it's a door: click it and you're back in the thread, the issue, or the note it came from.
Heddle doesn't need a Slack integration. Your agent recorded the link — Heddle just knows how to open it.
October. Someone asks why.
A rep wants to promise multi-region on the Acme renewal. Six weeks ago you decided it slipped — but the reason is the part that goes missing first, and without it you re-open the whole argument.
Nothing overwrote it. Records are written once and never edited — a reversal is a new line, not a rewrite. Filter your space and the original is still sitting there, with its date and its reasoning.
Decide once. Your team moves with it.
Twenty minutes on a call. Bring a decision your team made this quarter and we'll walk you through how Heddle would have kept it.