Soil Commitment Guard · Track the promise through customer delivery.
Try it nowFor B2B software delivery teams
Track the promise, owner and deadline. Check the work behind it, review the next step, and confirm customer delivery separately.
Start manually · no AI model needed for commitment tracking
Connects to the tools your company already runs on
Renewal 24 Oct, needs SSO (confirmed by account owner)
SSO-12 blocked by API-201 for 6 days
PR #104 waiting 4 days. Team normal: 1 day
Sample data · Northwind Cloud, a fictional company
GitHub issue created. Team asked for a new date.
Acme renewal ($85K) is at risk. SSO will land 9 days late.
Approve the fixKeep the promise visible until customer delivery is confirmed.
Sales, success and engineering each live in a different app.
Slack
Jira
GitHub
HubSpot
Gmail
Calendar
Drive
Stripe
Razorpay
Freshdesk
PagerDuty
GitLabWith Soil: connected tools give you one picture of what’s happening.
With Soil: keep customer delivery separate from engineering completion.
With Soil: ask once, get an answer with links to its sources.
Sample dataFictional example: Acme was promised SSO by 24 Oct. An owner reviews the deadline and linked work; this example establishes no renewal value.
With Soil: track customer promises against the work behind them.
Start with a promise you enter yourself. Review candidates from selected Slack channels, assign an owner and deadline, and link work only when you can verify the evidence.
Enter a customer commitment manually or review a Slack candidate. Extraction and risk checks use rules; an AI model is not required for this workflow.
Check approaching deadlines, blocked work and stale or missing evidence. A warning is a reason to review, not a promise that Soil predicts the delivery date.
Prepare a deterministic update, review its recipient and words, then approve sending. Optional AI can help with supported drafts; every external action still requires approval.
Enter or review the promise, assign its owner and date, check evidence and record confirmed delivery.
Approaching deadlines, blocked linked work and stale evidence show a reason to review.
Example · Sample dataA deadline is approaching and linked work is blockedManual tracking, candidate extraction and risk rules work without an AI provider.
Example · Sample data“What did we promise Acme?”Engineering Done is not customer delivery. Record the evidence and ask the owner to confirm.
Example · Sample dataAcme’s task is done; customer delivery is not confirmedOther workspace views still support invoices and costs when connected evidence and access permit.
Example · Sample dataInvoice #1042 is 21 days unpaidFollow a blocker across connected tools and see the work it affects.
Example · Sample dataAPI-201 is blocking Android 3.2Review an update before it is sent. Every action outside Soil requires your approval.
Example · Sample dataDraft: ask Leo to review PR #215Start with a manual promise or review a Slack candidate. Link authorized evidence, act with approval, and confirm what reached the customer.
Set an owner and deadline. Connect selected Slack channels and link accessible work explicitly. Strict mode hides Jira until personal access can be proved.
Owners review their commitments. Connected evidence stays subject to source access; leadership has no personal-mail or calendar bypass.
Review approaching customer deadlines and the evidence available to you.
Example alert · Sample data3 things need you todayRecord what the customer was promised and confirm what was delivered.
Example alert · Sample dataAcme's customer delivery still needs confirmationSee which customer promises depend on your work, before the deadline.
Example alert · Sample dataPR #215 has waited 6 days. Usual is 1.Spot seats nobody signs in to, tools you pay for twice, and invoices past due.
Example alert · Sample data9 paid seats unused for 60 daysUse existing questions and workspace views where your source access permits.
Example alert · Sample dataAnswers include the sources they usedReview deadlines, check linked work, prepare an update and record customer confirmation. Times below are a fictional example, not scheduled notifications.
Example day · Sample events
Check approaching deadlines and missing evidence.
Review accessible task status; Done alone does not confirm delivery.
Check who is responsible and whether the deadline is clear.
Review a draft update and its recipient before approving send.
Record the delivery evidence and owner confirmation in commitment history.
Workspace admins choose what Soil connects to. A person approves each action outside Soil.
An admin chooses the connected tools and records. Some source apps grant wider read access than the records Soil uses; see the details on our Trust page.
Actions outside Soil wait for your approval each time. You review the proposed change before sending it.
Every workspace has its own data boundary. One company cannot read another company's records.
An admin can export the workspace data from Settings.
An admin can permanently delete a workspace and its connected data from Settings.
Soil records who proposed an action, who approved it and what happened.
Agree on the problem, the tools to connect and how to judge the result before expanding.
Track one customer promise from owner and deadline through reviewed work and confirmed delivery. What Soil can show depends on your connected records and verified access.
Request a pilotSubmitting a request does not start a paid subscription. Pilot scope and commercial terms are agreed separately.
Soil tracks a promise, its owner, its deadline and the evidence behind it. You can start manually without connecting a tool or configuring an AI model.
Selected Slack messages can become candidates for review. Linked engineering work helps explain risk where access permits. Customer delivery remains a separate confirmation; optional AI and other workspace views remain secondary.
No. You can enter and review commitments manually. Candidate extraction and risk checks use rules. An AI provider is optional for supported answers and drafts.
Selected Slack messages can become candidates for your review. You can link accessible Jira work explicitly. Strict mode hides Jira until personal access can be proved.
No. Engineering completion and customer delivery are separate states. A person reviews delivery evidence and records confirmation.
No. You review the proposed words and recipient and approve each external action. Preparing a draft sends nothing.
Workspaces stay separate. Connected evidence follows source permissions; Soil admin status does not bypass personal mail or calendar access.
Save your work email for manual review, or explore the clearly fictional demo. Scope, success criteria and commercial terms are agreed separately; no email, meeting or payment is triggered by the request.
Start with one workflow and check the evidence from the tools you choose to connect.