Connected sources
Index approved documents, repositories, and structured records with ownership and refresh policies.
Find the answer. See where it came from.
Connect approved documents and business sources to an assistant that helps your team find useful, source-grounded answers.
Connect approved documents and business sources to an assistant that helps your team find useful, source-grounded answers.
Last updated: 2026-09-21
The opportunityBuild around the work.
Build around the work.
Not just the technology.
Information is often available but difficult to find. Teams search across folders, messages, and systems, then rely on memory to decide which version to trust.
- Knowledge connectors
- Search and answer experience
- Source citations
- Access controls
Company knowledgeIllustrative
What do we need to onboard a vendor?
Start with the approved checklist.
Collect the company documents, complete the internal review, and request procurement approval.
↗ Vendor policy↗ Onboarding guide
Answers grounded in your approved sources
Designed for the complete workflow
The capability is in the details.
Contextual retrieval
Find relevant evidence for a question and carry useful context into the response.
Source transparency
Make supporting documents and references accessible alongside the answer.
Permission-aware design
Apply the user’s access boundaries to retrieval and connected tool actions.
How it comes together
A connected path from input to outcome.
01
Ask a business question
02
Retrieve permitted sources
03
Compose a grounded answer
04
Open the supporting evidence
Applied to your industry
Built for the context that matters.
Before we beginUseful details.
Useful details.
Clear expectations.
What happens when the source does not contain an answer?+
The experience should make uncertainty clear and offer a useful next step, such as opening relevant documents or contacting the responsible team.
What happens after deployment?+
We agree the operating model with you: managed support, internal handover, or a combination with clear responsibilities.
A conversation is a good place to startLet’s build a useful
Let’s build a useful
next step together.
Tell us what could work better.
We'll help you find the intelligent way forward.
