A prospect's AI, from their domain name.
You type a company's domain name. Its public DNS records show its suite and some of its software; Ojja links to them, from its catalog, the AI that comes with these tools, its default settings by edition, and where to turn it off.
What you ask yourself
- How do I open the conversation without asking for access?
- What can I show a prospect before the first meeting?
- What AI comes with their tools, and what is turned on by default?
What Ojja gives you
- Nothing to ask your prospect. No access, nothing to install: the preview starts from what the company itself publishes to be read.
- What is inferred, said as such. Each line shows its source, “read in public DNS records”, and stays inferred, never “turned on at your company”. The records say neither the edition nor the licenses: the preview shows the facts edition by edition.
- Published fact sheets only. For each AI feature, what it reads, whether it is turned on by default and where to turn it off, as the public catalog documents it. And the frameworks the public catalog links to it, with the points to review with the company’s counsel.
- The public price of each visible tool. No total: editions and seats cannot be seen from the outside.
- In your name. You send the preview to your prospect, under your name; your previews stay in your workspace, filed by prospect.
- Then the readout. When your prospect starts their readout from your link, they are attached to you. The preview shows what their tools let you see; only the readout, with their administrator's approval, says what is turned on at their company.
On the Arvenne example
You type Arvenne's domain. Its public DNS records show Microsoft 365. The preview lists the AI features the catalog publishes for Microsoft 365, edition by edition, with their default setting and their public price. It does not say which ones are on at Arvenne: its readout reads 14.
Arvenne, a fictional company · sample data
What Ojja never does
- Ojja reads only what the company publishes to be read: never the list of its accounts, nor its subdomains, nor its employees' profiles.
- The preview never says that a feature is turned on at your prospect.
- Outside the previews you save in your workspace, the domain entered is not kept.
- A company can remove its domain from the preview.