Cartable : Everything waiting for you, in one list.
Tasks, approvals, reviews, mentions and assignments from every app of Divan arrive in one place. You open an item, do the thing where it lives, and it closes by itself.
What it does
Cartable, point by point.
One list for every app
A process task, a course given to you, work to review, an access request from the Vault, a question from an agent, an action item from a meeting: one list, one way of working it.
It closes itself
An item is done when the thing it asks for is done. Finish the course and its item goes; sign the checklist and the request is settled.
Cover while you are away
Name who covers for you: new items go to them while you are out, and the record says so.
For heads: my team
Whoever people answer to sees what waits with their team, without opening anyone's work.
Open to other systems
An outside system or an integration flow can put an item in a person's cartable through one intake, with where it came from declared.
Getting started
Three steps in.
- Open Cartable from the rail. The number on its icon is what waits for you.
- Open an item: it takes you to the thing itself - the form, the document, the lesson.
- Do it there. The item closes by itself.
Questions
What people ask about Cartable.
Who decides what lands in my cartable?
The app that needs you. An assignment, a process step, a request for your approval - each raises exactly one item and withdraws it when it no longer applies.
Can I mark an item done by hand?
A notice, yes: you read it and put it away. Work that an app is waiting for closes when the work is done, so the list never lies.
Does an AI agent get a cartable?
An agent that works as a member of staff asks its supervisor for approval through the supervisor's cartable. People decide; agents wait.