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An assistant that answers from your own documents.

Policies, procedures, price lists and handover notes exist, but nobody can find them. A knowledge assistant searches the documents each person is allowed to read, answers from them, and shows where the answer came from.

Available as a custom build Related and delivered: offline dental AI in Odontofusion OS
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The problem

Where the time goes today.

  • Staff ask colleagues because searching the shared drive does not work.
  • Different people give different answers to policy questions.
  • New joiners take months to learn where things are written down.
  • Confidential documents that must not leave the premises.

How it works

What the agent does, step by step.

  1. Index approved documentsOnly the folders and versions you choose, kept up to date.
  2. Check who is askingRetrieval is limited to documents that person may read.
  3. Retrieve the relevant passagesThe agent finds the passages that bear on the question.
  4. Answer only from those passagesAnd cite them. If nothing relevant is found, it says so rather than guessing.
  5. Log and improveUnanswered questions show what documentation is missing.

Integrations

What it connects to.

“Used in our projects” means we have built and run that kind of connection. Anything else needs a feasibility review before we commit.

Integrations and their status
SystemStatusNote
Document stores and file sharesProposed: feasibility reviewDepends on where your documents live.
Google Workspace and Microsoft 365Proposed: feasibility reviewNeeds admin consent and a feasibility check.
Offline or on-premise modelsUsed in our projectsOdontofusion OS runs a dental-trained AI offline.
Existing intranet or wikiProposed: feasibility reviewVia export or API.

In practice

Examples of the work.

Illustrative exchanges with fictional data. They show intended behaviour, not recorded client conversations.

Policy question

Staff: “What is our policy for a remake?”

Assistant: states the policy, citing the document and section it came from.

Summarise a document

Manager uploads a supplier contract. Assistant summarises the key dates and obligations and flags where it is unsure. A person still reviews the contract.

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Security and control

What keeps it safe.

  • Permission-aware retrieval: no document is used for someone who could not open it.
  • Answers are grounded in the retrieved text and cite sources.
  • Option to run fully on-premise or offline.
  • Documents are not used to train public models.
  • Retention and deletion follow your policy.

How agents are engineered

Implementation

How we would approach it.

  1. Choose the corpusWhich documents, who owns them, how they are kept current.
  2. Index and evaluateTest with the questions staff really ask.
  3. Tune permissionsVerify that restricted documents stay restricted.
  4. Launch and maintainTrack unanswered questions and keep documents fresh.

Commercial considerations

What it costs, and what it saves.

  • Scoped by document volume and where it must run.
  • On-premise deployment needs hardware; cloud deployment has usage costs. We price both.
  • Quality depends on the documents. Gaps in your documentation will show up as gaps in answers.

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