Context + Box

Box is the enterprise file storage platform of choice for organizations that require FedRAMP authorization, advanced security controls, and compliance-ready content management. Defense contractors, government agencies, and regulated enterprises store critical documents in Box -- from technical specifications and contract deliverables to engineering reports and compliance documentation. But as file volumes grow into the millions, finding the right document becomes a significant operational challenge. Box's native search finds files by name and basic content matching, but it cannot connect a requirements document to the engineering trade study that informed it, the contract deliverable it supports, or the review meeting where it was approved.

Context connects to your Box environment and extracts the organizational knowledge embedded in your file hierarchy. Using permission-aware indexing that respects your existing Box folder permissions, collaboration settings, and enterprise security controls, Context builds a knowledge graph that maps relationships between documents, people, projects, and decisions across your entire tool stack. A question about a program deliverable surfaces the relevant Box documents alongside the Jira tickets tracking the work, the Slack conversations where requirements were discussed, and the Confluence pages documenting the process.

For organizations operating under FedRAMP, ITAR, CMMC, or other regulatory frameworks, the combination of Box's FedRAMP-authorized storage with Context's on-premise deployment creates a fully compliant knowledge management architecture. Context deploys on your infrastructure -- on-premise, in your VPC, or in air-gapped environments. Document content fetched from Box is processed and indexed locally. No file content, metadata, or search queries leave your controlled environment. This architecture enables organizations to leverage AI-powered search across their Box content without introducing new compliance risks. Every answer Context provides is citation-backed, linking directly to the source documents in Box so analysts and engineers can verify the provenance of every response.