We connect AI to the documents your teams already use, with existing access rules enforced and a source link under every answer.
Your documents stay where they are. We connect your file store, intranet and case system so people can ask questions and get answers from the current source.
Everything runs in your environment, on your accounts. Existing permissions are checked for each person at the moment they ask, so the system only returns material they could already open.
Three examples where accurate retrieval, permissions and source citations turned existing documents into dependable working systems.
Financial services
A financial services firm gave staff an assistant that answers policy questions in plain language, with every answer citing the compliance document it came from.
Read the case study: Answering policy questions from a firm's own documents
Professional services
A consulting firm made the knowledge held by its senior people searchable by everyone, using the playbooks and templates they had already written.
Read the case study: Capturing senior consultants' knowledge in an internal assistant
Financial services
A wealth management firm gave clients a knowledge hub that answers routine questions from its own service guides and onboarding material, at any hour.
Read the case study: Always-on client support from a firm's own documents
No. The system reads from where the documents already live, under the access rules those systems already enforce. Moving them would create a second copy to keep current, and a second place for permissions to drift.
Usually not, and it is one of the things the diagnostic measures. Out of date and duplicate documents are the common case. What does block a build is having no owner who can decide which version is authoritative.
No. Your documents are retrieved at query time and passed to the model as context for that single answer. They are never used to train a shared model, and the processing location and retention period are agreed in writing before any document is ingested.
Tell us where your documents sit and who can open them. We will show you how to connect them to AI without moving the content or weakening your access controls.