CHIP is a memory layer for a small business: it records how you price, decide and handle exceptions, in your own words, and makes that available to your team and to the AI tools they already use. It works inside your existing accounts rather than replacing them, so there's no migration and no lock-in. Built for the founder everything routes through, rather than for a documentation team.
CHIP encodes how a business actually decides, so the answers stop living in one person's head. Your team and your AI both work from the same record, in the accounts you already own.
Most small businesses have one person everything routes through. The quote nobody else can price, the exception nobody else can call, the client history that exists in one head. Hiring doesn't fix it, because what the new person is missing isn't skill, it's context.
CHIP captures that context once and makes it available every time after. It runs inside the tools you already pay for, so your files stay in your storage and your records stay in your CRM. There's nothing to migrate in, and nothing to export back out if you stop.
What you end up with is your own tools, wired together, plus a readable record of how your business decides, that a person can inspect and correct.