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A general ChatGPT account does not know your documents. Copilot works mainly with what is stored in Microsoft 365; it reaches other sources only through specially set-up connectors, and according to Microsoft (as of October 2026), access to company data usually requires a paid Copilot licence per user. junova works with the documents you already have — and everyone in the company can ask, without a per-user licence.

Not necessarily. Where a connection to your system is possible, it is set up and new documents arrive through it — whether that works for you, we check before we start. For everything else, and until a connection is in place, there is the upload: files, entire folders, emails, photos and voice memos.

No. You decide who may see what — controlled by document type, not by individual files. If someone asks about something they do not have access to, the answer says so explicitly and does not pretend there is nothing.

If junova finds nothing on the question in your documents, it is designed to say so openly. Where it does answer, every statement carries a numbered reference that leads to the source — so every answer can be checked against the original. Gaps like these often show where something is missing in the file store.

A flat fee per company, not per user. It depends on what is connected. The terms are set out in the offer.