Built for Operations, HR and IT leaders whose teams lose hours to finding information scattered across systems.
Approved knowledge sources are connected, with each document's permissions preserved as first-class metadata.
Access is enforced at retrieval, so the assistant only ever reasons over what the user may see.
Questions are answered in plain language with citations, and the assistant abstains when sources are thin.
Unanswered questions reveal where the knowledge base is genuinely missing, guiding content work.
Indicative ranges drawn from comparable engagements, measured against a pre-AI baseline. Your figures are set and tracked from your own data during delivery.
Every engagement hands over working software in your repositories, with the evidence to run and audit it.
No, because access control sits at retrieval, not after the answer. The model never reasons over a document the user is not entitled to see, which closes the leakage path that post-generation filtering misses.
The assistant says so and routes, rather than inventing a plausible answer. Those gaps are logged and reported so the knowledge team can fix what is actually missing.