Hana Memory Module | Hana AI Documentation

📄️ Common Memory Module Information

Overview of Hana’s centralized memory module, usage examples, best practices, and ingestion limits for reliable AI recall.

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Create and manage text memories in Hana’s dashboard so your team’s facts, decisions, and SOPs are recalled during conversations.

Connect Google Docs as memories so Hana can ingest, resync, and answer questions from document content.

Crawl and ingest a website or single page (with optional subpages) into Hana as recursive URL memories.

Ingest PDF files as memories so their content becomes searchable and usable in Hana chats.

Enable scheduled memory resynchronization, understand limits, and manage auto-resync safely in the Hana Dashboard.

Connect Confluence, ingest spaces into memory, and manage synchronization from the Hana Dashboard.

Connect Jira, ingest projects, and manage Jira memories from the Dashboard.

Ingest audio files as searchable memories by transcribing speech into text with optional timestamps in Hana.

Ingest Google Chat space messages into Hana as persistent, searchable memory batches.

Use Google Chat Space Auto-Tracking memory to continuously ingest new messages from a space into Hana on a recurring sync cycle.

Ingest Google Drive content into Hana memories with secure scopes, progress tracking, and resync controls.

Upload DOC and DOCX files, convert them into Hana memories, and troubleshoot ingestion edge cases.

Ingest YouTube captions as searchable memories so Hana can answer from video content with language-aware caption selection.