The calm command surface, shared with your team.

Kahvor Teams brings Halo’s decision-first workflow to shared work: Spaces for assignments and approvals, shared notes and context, and administration that respects the line between team work and personal life. It works for a two-person operation as well as a fifty-person org.

Teams is $28 per user monthly or $280 per user yearly. Business adds administration and governance at $39 per user monthly. Full comparison →

Shared Spaces

Work that knows whose turn it is.

Spaces hold the threads, tasks, notes, and files a group shares. Assignments make ownership explicit, approvals keep consequential actions reviewed, and shared context means nobody re-reads a thread to catch up.

  • Shared Spaces with assignments and approvals
  • Shared notes, tasks, files, and context
  • Member roles and collaboration settings
  • Workspace appearance defaults and approved accents
Current Halo Spaces preview with sample data — shared mail, tasks, decisions, people, and outcomes stay connected.

Boundaries

Team visibility without personal exposure.

The hardest part of shared email tools is what they accidentally share. Kahvor draws the line explicitly: personal accounts and personal memory stay personal, and team memory requires source-backed review before it can shape workspace replies.

Comparison between typical shared-inbox tools and Kahvor Teams
Typical shared-inbox toolKahvor Teams
Everything in the tool is visible to the teamPersonal context stays personal by default
Automation acts on the team's behalf silentlyConsequential actions wait for explicit approval
Team knowledge lives in people's headsTeam memory is explicit, reviewed, and shared
Admin bolted on laterRoles and collaboration settings from day one

Who runs on Teams

Practical scenarios, not personas.

Founders

A tiny team where everyone does everything.

  • Investor and customer threads triaged into decisions
  • Follow-ups tracked so nothing slips between two people
  • Shared context when either of you picks up a thread

Operations

Vendors, orders, logistics, and the mail that runs them.

  • Vendor communication assigned and tracked in Spaces
  • Order and shipping threads linked to what was decided
  • Escalations approved, not improvised

Customer support

A shared queue without the chaos of a shared login.

  • Assignments make ownership visible
  • Internal notes stay internal to the Space
  • Prepared replies reviewed before they send

Executive assistants

Running someone else's inbox with clear guardrails.

  • Prepared work reviewed by the right person
  • Waiting lanes show who owes what
  • Approval-first actions protect the principal's voice

Sales

Threads are the pipeline.

  • Needs Reply keeps momentum on live deals
  • Commitments and deadlines surfaced from long threads
  • Shared templates for the messages you send daily

Small businesses

One inbox that the whole shop can trust.

  • Shared Space for orders, invoices, and suppliers
  • Sender cleanup keeps the working inbox calm
  • Business plan adds policies and audit history when you grow

Administration

From collaboration to governance.

Choose the level of control your organization needs.

Teams

Shared Spaces, assignments, approvals, shared notes and context, member roles, collaboration settings, workspace appearance defaults, and centralized billing by seat.

Business

Everything in Teams plus centralized administration, organization appearance policies and domain defaults, audit history, higher AI and automation limits, and priority synchronization and support.

Enterprise

SSO and retention controls for supported deployments, compliance review, custom rollout, and dedicated implementation planning — configuration-dependent and scoped with you. Contact sales →

Security

Workspace isolation, explicit membership, and approval-first automation are the same on every plan — governance grows, boundaries don't move. Security overview →

Bring your team onto one calm surface.

Start with Teams for the people in the work every day. Add Business controls when governance matters.