Does it answer from the open internet?
No. It answers from your own material. That is the point of it.
Ask a question and get an answer built from what your organization actually knows, with the sources it came from.
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A question box that answers from the material your organization has given it.
Most of what people need is already written down somewhere they will not find. Search returns documents and leaves the reading to you. This answers the question, and shows what it read.
A question is answered from your organization's own knowledge, scoped to where you asked it. Ask from a workspace and it reads that workspace. Ask from a page about one part of your business and it stays there.
The answer is built from what you hold. Where nothing supports an answer, it says so.
No. It answers from your own material. That is the point of it.
It says it does not have that. It does not fill the gap with something plausible.
It runs inside your organization, under the same access rules as everything else you can reach.
It answers a question; it does not hold a long conversation with memory of the previous ones. It is available on the surfaces where it has been placed. Other pages do not carry it yet.
The memory of your organization. Everything it knows, captured as sourced facts, structured by a curated taxonomy, and available to everything you make.
A collection gathers what your organization knows and says about one topic, such as safety or a law you work under, apart from what you sell, so a piece can be about that topic with or without a product.
Every Expression files itself by context and names itself properly, and shares as a read-only, on-brand link you can revoke.
One source of truth. Sourced, isolated, approved, versioned, exportable, and owned by the customer.
The pilot takes a small number of organizations at a time. Bring what you already have.