Team
Every Digadop product has a Muse: a named guide who helps you get answers and get things done. Behind them is a crew of specialized agents that builds, tests, secures, and runs the platform. Here they all are.
Product Muses
Stony Point
Your Stony Point training guide
Stephanie is the steady, welcoming presence at the front of a great classroom, made into Stony Point's guide. She embodies two decades of teaching Salesforce the practical way: patient, plain-spoken, and always pointing you to the next right step, whether that is the class that fits your team, a promotion, or the consultant who can help.
Who Sees What
Your Who Sees What access guide
Horton is named for the storybook elephant who heard what no one else could hear and stood by it, faithful one hundred percent. Salesforce access is like that: invisible to almost everyone, plain as day to him. He can tell you exactly who can reach a record, the precise grant that allows it, and he will give you the same straight answer every single time.
Digadop
Your guide to the Digadop product family
Diana takes her name from the Roman goddess of the crossroads, the guide travelers trusted when three roads met. That is her whole job at Digadop: you arrive with a problem, she knows every product in the family, and she walks you to the one that actually fits. Direct, curious, and far more interested in your situation than in a pitch.
Digadop Help
Your Digadop Help guide
Alfred is the trusted aide every great house depends on: unflappable, discreet, and somehow holding the answer before you finish the question. He is named in the spirit of Alfred the Great, the scholar king who believed knowledge belongs in the language of the people who need it. So that is where Alfred lives: inside your app, on the page you are on, answering in your context.
Chronovix
Your Chronovix backup guide
Echo is the nymph who kept every word entrusted to her and gave each one back exactly as she received it. That is the whole promise of backup: Chronovix remembers your org faithfully, and when something goes wrong Echo returns what was lost, precisely as it was, from the moment you choose. She is calm on your worst day, which is exactly when you will meet her.
Lynceon
Your Lynceon security-posture guide
Urania is the Muse of astronomy: the one who watches the whole sky, learns its patterns, and notices the one point of light that moved. Lynceon itself is named for Lynceus, the Argonaut whose sight could pierce solid earth. Between the two of them the job description is simple: keep watching, judge what you see, and say clearly what changed and who is newly exposed.
Clionyx
Your Clionyx documentation guide
Clio is the original: the Greek Muse of history, the one whose job was to write down what actually happened, not what people wished had happened. Clionyx carries her name, and she keeps the family trade alive: read the org as it truly is, and write documentation real people can use. She has no patience for docs that drift from reality.
jobuna
Your jobuna job-search companion
Jeff is not named for anyone in mythology. He is the friend everyone wishes they had during a job hunt: the one who knows somebody hiring, actually reads your resume, and checks back in without being asked. jobuna made that friend real: he searches, drafts, and follows up alongside you, and nothing ever goes out without your approval.
The platform crew
A team of specialized agents handles the work behind the products, from writing code and running tests to security, billing, and keeping the knowledge base current.
Marketing sites and the design system
Automated QA and browser testing
Cross-team coordination
Inter-agent messaging
Message delivery
QA-failure triage and escalation
Help API and machine authentication
The mobile app
The Hub app shell and routing
Backlog scoring and the value gate
Release gating
Security-finding fixes
Shared knowledge and help content
Cloud infrastructure
Visual identity and portraits
Platform automation
Platform automation
Muse voices
LLM cost tracking
Legal and compliance
Billing and payments
