
Business services
AI documentation assistant
Make a body of procedures and documentation searchable, with sources cited and access rights respected.
- Generative AI
- RAG
- Knowledge management
Artificial Intelligence & Automation
Design assistants and copilots grounded in internal documents, reference data and processes — and evaluated on the quality of their answers.
EN UNE PHRASE
A useful assistant knows the organisation's context.
THE PROBLEM
Generic assistants ignore the organisation's vocabulary and rules.
Answers cannot be traced to a source: there is no way to check them.
Document access rights are not respected by the tool.
No measurement says whether quality is improving or slipping.
A need for assistance on internal content, which generic tools cannot handle dependably or compliantly.
Scoping of the uses, grounding on internal sources, design of the guardrails, a representative test set and integration into the everyday tools.
An assistant whose answers carry their sources, whose quality is measured, and whose scope of use is explicit.
We start from the processes and from real points of friction. A use case with no business owner does not enter the portfolio.
Perimeter, data involved, success criteria, acceptable quality threshold and stopping conditions. Success is defined before the work starts.
A short prototype, on real data, evaluated against a representative test set. The aim is to decide, not to convince.
The use is plugged into the process and the existing applications. Without integration, adoption does not happen.
Operations, supervision, costs, scaling, version and model management. A use in production is a service.
A usage framework, quality control over time, traceability and accountabilities. That is what makes extending the scope possible.
USE CASES
Answer the recurring questions about processes, citing the applicable procedure and its version.
Produce standardised deliverables — minutes, standard replies, summaries — in the organisation's format and vocabulary.
Contact
We start from your process. A short conversation is enough to tell a use case that will hold in production from an experiment that will stop at the prototype.