Guru

What is Guru?

Guru is a knowledge management platform for companies that want employees and AI tools to get accurate, verified answers from company knowledge. It organizes information, governs it with verification workflows and delivers it in Slack, Microsoft Teams, SharePoint and the Chrome browser.

Key features of Guru

• Knowledge quality: detects conflicting versions and duplicates, flags stale pages and surfaces knowledge gaps.
• Verification workflows: auto-verifies content as usage grows and routes items to experts for review.
• Knowledge Agents: cited, permission-aware answers scoped by user role.
• AI search: search across connected sources, with 100+ integrations and MCP delivery.
• Content creation: draft documents from Slack threads and capture repeated questions.
• Governance: SSO, SCIM, role-based access, DLP masking, encryption and audit logs.

How Guru works

Teams connect their knowledge sources and Guru identifies duplicates, stale content and gaps. Experts verify cards on a schedule, and employees or AI agents get answers with citations in the tools they already use.

Who uses Guru?

HR, IT and operations, product and engineering, support, sales, marketing and learning teams. The vendor names Shopify, SeatGeek, Lemonade and TravelPerk as customers and lists SOC 2 Type II, HIPAA and GxP compliance for regulated industries.

Guru pricing

Guru does not publish plan prices. The vendor describes its pricing as tailored to organization scale, knowledge complexity and AI maturity, and starts with a working session with its team. Eligible 501(c)(3) nonprofits can ask about the Guru for Good reduced-cost program.

Guru integrations

Guru integrates with Slack, Microsoft Teams, SharePoint and Chrome, and offers an MCP-based connection for AI tools such as Claude and Cursor. The vendor reports 100+ integrations in total and an AWS Marketplace listing.

Guru alternatives

Notion and Confluence are general wikis where teams write and organize pages, whereas Guru focuses on verification and AI answer quality. Mintlify and ReadMe are built for developer documentation sites rather than internal company knowledge.