Arasati Case Study

Knowledge Management
Platform
Laptop screen displaying the Google homepage with the search bar centered and buttons for Google Search and I'm Feeling Lucky, alongside a sidebar introducing Arasati beta with steps to sign in, access knowledge search, and use real-time access, plus a purple Try Now! button.

Client Overview

Arasati is a knowledge management platform within the enterprise which is created to help users in better managing content across all the applications they use at their workspace digitally.

Screenshots of web pages featuring the Arasati logo and interface alongside a Google search page, displayed at an angle on a light gray background.

Project Goal

With organizations turning platform agnostic and thereby encouraging employees to work with a platform of their choice, it becomes increasingly difficult for a product manager or a team leader to search for content over look, since it could be located potentially in any file storage or any design tool or even any developer documentation.

The project goal was to create a universal search that would enable users to search across all these third party file storage services and tools.

Services Provided

UX Logo
User Research and Product Design
Chrome Extension Development
Website Development and Extension Release
Google Analytics Integration

Approach

Research and Analysis
We took a UX first approach where the overall idea was taken through an end-to-end cycle of user experience design, which started from the initial research phase, understanding the requirements, feature analysis, desk research, stakeholder interviews, competitive analysis and feature prioritization.

Design
Once the initial research phase was completed, we jumped straight into the design phase where we took a user centric approach and went through multiple levels of fidelity (low-medium-high) to achieve the final output.

Development
Once the initial design phase kicked off, we started the initial development research that need to be conducted to define the scope, any algorithms needed and search ranking score logic generated.

With design complete, we did a 10-week development cycle to get the platform from concept to final output.

Tools

Notion logo
Notion
Figma logo
Figma
G Sheet logo
G-Sheets

Solution

Customer Onboarding Process

One-stop-solution which provides a universal search across all these technologies and file storage services. By installing Arasati as an extension to user’s file browser and authenticating with the company email, Arasati provides users with a singular search engine that searches across all the platforms the user has access to.

Screenshot of a Google Chrome browser on the Google homepage with a dark theme, showing the search bar and website shortcuts below it. On the right side is an Arasati application onboarding panel titled 'Let us know what applications you use for work!' listing apps like Google Drive, Dropbox, Box, Confluence, Slack, OneDrive, Sharepoint, Teams, and Notion, with checkboxes next to each app and a purple 'Done' button at the bottom.

Search Query

Analyze content based on the search queries provided by the user to generate the most relevant search results using a powerful algorithm that tracks user activity for each file, user engagement within the document and the query searched by the user.

Screenshot of Google homepage with search bar and buttons for Google Search and I'm Feeling Lucky, and a sidebar on the right showing search results for 'Conference 2019' from various documents including PDFs and Word files, with some text snippets highlighted in yellow.

Assisting the users

The plugin is also intended to search as an assistant to user’s daily activity, that way they could continue with their usual activity and search in the tool of their choice. Arasati at its end will provide the user with valuable information based on the search query they entered to check for other locations where similar content exists.

Google Drive search results for 'enterprise' showing three files: a spreadsheet named 'Enterprise-Search-Planning-Sheet' last modified Feb 1, 2021, and two Google Docs named 'Google for Enterprise - Tech Approach' modified at 4:19 AM and 'Google for Enterprise Int' modified Jan 19, 2021. On the right, Arasati beta app displays related files including 'Enterprise in NY.pdf,' 'enterpri...brooklyn.docx,' 'Enterprise Document.xls,' 'Enterprise 2019.docx,' and 'TechCrunch Disrupt.pdf' with highlighted search terms 'enterprise' in some descriptions. The drive shows 10.4 GB of 30 GB used with options for storage and navigation on the left.

Results

We released the platform and tested it internally where user activity across files and content relevancy led to the most valuable results showing up at the top of the search bar. The internal test results were positive and generated value with the help of the tool supported by the user.