What is NOAN?
NOAN provides a shared factual record for agents, applications, and websites. Teams organize business information into blocks, approve a current version, and let connected systems retrieve that version through an API. The emphasis is on knowing which statement is current, where it came from, and who verified it. This addresses situations where pricing, policies, or product details have been copied into multiple prompts and documents that no longer agree.
Keep provenance beside the answer
The service exposes facts through REST and MCP. Each version retains sources, dates, and the person who verified it. Keys can be scoped to relevant stacks, and writes can wait for human approval. A historical view shows the fact base at an earlier date, while an activity timeline records actions by the key responsible.
Make ownership part of the workflow
Start with a small set of frequently reused statements, such as plan inclusions or delivery terms. Assign a business owner to each block and define what evidence justifies a revision. Test an agent against deliberately outdated documents to see whether it consults the approved record. Keeping facts current still requires people to resolve disagreements and review changes when the underlying business decision shifts.
Features to explore
- REST and MCP access
- Versioned fact blocks
- Human review for writes
- Scoped agent keys
- Historical fact views
Who is NOAN for?
Best for teams building several agents or customer-facing applications that need consistent business information. Agencies can also use separate projects to keep each client's approved facts distinct while maintaining a common integration pattern across projects.
Before you get started
Approval records show who accepted a statement, not that it is objectively correct. Validate source evidence, permissions, and review ownership; an agent must actually consult the record for updates to affect its answers.
This introduction is independently written from public product information. It is not a hands-on review. Features and plans may change; confirm current details with the provider.
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