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Internal knowledge. Everything the company knows, one question away.

An assistant that answers the teams’ questions from internal documents, citing its sources and respecting everyone’s access rights.

/01 · Solutions

Possible solutions.

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    Questions and answers on documents

    Procedures, policies, technical documentation: the answer, with the passage and document it comes from.

  • /02

    One search across all tools

    SharePoint, Drive, Confluence, tickets and shared inboxes searched from one place.

  • /03

    Field teams

    Technicians and maintenance teams ask on their phone and get the manual page.

  • /04

    Onboarding

    New hires find the answers to their first questions on their own.

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    Up-to-date documents

    Contradictions and outdated documents are flagged to their owners.

/02 · Execution

Execution example.

Example: a technician asks for a flange tightening torque; the assistant searches the 2,400 documents allowed for their profile and answers citing the maintenance manual, revision 7, page 48.

/03 · Measurement

Indicators tracked.

Measured before, then every month. No figure promised.

  1. 01Questions resolved without escalation
  2. 02Time spent searching
  3. 03Documents flagged as outdated
  4. 04Usage by team

/04 · Guardrails

Guardrails.

In the code, from day one.

  1. Everyone only sees the documents they already have access to.
  2. Every answer cites its document; without a source, no made-up answer.
  3. No model trained on the company’s documents.

/05 · Systems

Connected systems.

And any tool with an API or files.

  • SharePoint
  • Confluence
  • Google Drive
  • Notion
  • Microsoft Teams
  • Slack
  • ServiceNow

/06 · See also

  • /01

    Customer service

    Request triage, drafted answers with their sources, first line on chat and phone.

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    Legal and compliance

    Contract review against the legal playbook, deadlines, compliance questionnaires.