Knowledge audit
Identify high-value questions and locate the authoritative material used to answer them.
AI Knowledge Assistants
Give staff a way to ask questions about approved internal documents and find the source material behind each answer.
01 / THE STARTING POINT
A knowledge assistant helps staff find procedures, reference material, and answers that are spread across documents. Start with one team and a defined collection of information it uses regularly.
We review source quality, document ownership, and who can see each collection. Evaluation covers answers with supporting sources as well as questions where the material is missing or outdated.
02 / WHAT WE COVER
These are the areas we consider. Your proposal defines the exact deliverables, responsibilities, integrations, and ongoing work.
Identify high-value questions and locate the authoritative material used to answer them.
Organize agreed manuals, policies, or reference files and identify conflicting versions.
Agree who can query each collection and how access should follow team responsibilities.
Connect the approved collection and show relevant source references where available.
Review representative questions, unclear wording, outdated content, and gaps in the sources.
Document how owners update sources, handle feedback, and review recurring issues.
03 / DIFFERENT STARTING POINTS
A focused project or part of a wider plan. We shape the scope around your current situation and the work that matters next.
Help new team members locate approved procedures, terminology, and role-specific checklists.
Let’s discuss itMake frequently used policies and technical references easier for support staff to find.
Let’s discuss itAnswer recurring process questions and point staff to the current version of the underlying instruction.
Let’s discuss itPEOPLE + PROCESS + TECHNOLOGY
The workflow, the people using it, the information it depends on, and the way it will be maintained shape the solution. We keep those connections in view throughout the project.
Talk through your requirements04 / HOW THE WORK MOVES FORWARD
We agree on the scope and review points so you know what is being delivered, what we need from you, and what happens next.
Work with the people involved to understand the process, systems, information, and constraints.
Agree on a focused first scope, integrations, access rules, acceptance criteria, and review milestones.
Build in reviewable stages and test realistic cases, exceptions, and the handoffs to existing systems.
Prepare documentation, team onboarding, release checks, and a clear plan for ownership and ongoing changes.
05 / YOUR QUESTIONS, ANSWERED
Have a requirement we haven’t covered?
Let’s talk about it
We review the source system and its permissions before designing access. The agreed scope specifies which collections and roles are supported.
We identify owners and review conflicting versions during preparation. The assistant can point to the available material and flag where a human decision is needed.
We agree how new and revised documents are added, when changes become available, and who checks the collection.
We prepare a proposal around the agreed deliverables, complexity, dependencies, access, and review requirements. Third-party charges and ongoing work are identified separately.
Tell us about your business, the requirement, and what you already have in place. We will discuss the fit, clarify the scope, and recommend a practical next step.
LET’S TALK ABOUT YOUR PROJECT
Tell us about your business and what you want to improve. We’ll help you define a practical starting point.
AI implementation.
A focused project or
a connected plan.