AI assistants
Help your team find the information they need.
Give an assistant a clear role using authorized organizational content, with supervision suited to its purpose.
What this service brings you
More accessible knowledge
Useful sources are organized around the questions to handle.
A defined role
The assistant is designed to handle or hand over specific requests.
Evaluated quality
Responses are checked against examples and supervision rules.
Start with your situation.
The same questions return, but answers are scattered across documents and individual knowledge. An assistant can help find information and prepare responses when its role and boundaries are clear.
Our work
We define the scope with you, based on your goals, existing systems and project constraints.
Focused use cases
Choose the questions or tasks the assistant should handle, decline or pass on.
Connected to your content
Select usable sources while preserving their confidentiality and access rules.
Human oversight
Plan response review, evaluation and human handover for the intended use.
Define the assistant’s role before its responses
Choose the questions to handle
We define users, useful requests and situations that should be handed to a person.
Prepare authorized sources
We select content and access conditions alongside confidentiality boundaries.
Evaluate and supervise use
We test responses against examples and define supervision, limitations and human handover.
Before you get started
Can the assistant invent an answer?
Yes, that risk exists. Sources, evaluation and human-handover rules must be defined; responses should not be assumed correct.
Will it access all our documents?
Not by default. Relevant sources and permissions are scoped to the users and selected use case.
Can it perform actions in our tools?
That requires a specific scope: permitted actions, checks, confirmations and traceability must be defined before activation.
Consider alongside this service
Which questions keep your team busy?
Share your intended use and available sources. We’ll define a useful first assistant, its boundaries and its checks.