Your team is using ChatGPT — and you can’t control it.
Employees are already pasting company data into public AI tools. You have no visibility into what’s being shared, no governance, and no way to ensure accuracy.
Your team is already using ChatGPT. The problem is you can’t control what data they share, you can’t verify what it says, and none of it uses your actual company knowledge. We build internal copilots that answer from your documents — with sources cited.
01 · Why this matters now
Employees are already pasting company data into public AI tools. You have no visibility into what’s being shared, no governance, and no way to ensure accuracy.
Policies, SOPs, product docs, and compliance guidelines exist — scattered across SharePoint, Confluence, Drive, and shared folders. People ask each other instead of searching.
HR, legal, ops, and support teams spend hours answering the same questions. The information exists somewhere — but it’s faster to ask a person than to find it.
Sensitive internal data, client information, and proprietary processes need to stay private. Public AI tools don’t offer the controls your business requires.
02 · What we build
Knowledge search, role-specific copilots, source citations, access controls, and audit trails — all grounded in documents you trust.
AI answers grounded in your approved documents — not the open internet. Every response is sourced from internal content your team trusts.
Discuss this →Assistants tailored for HR, legal, operations, sales, or support — embedded in the tools teams already use, answering role-specific questions.
Discuss this →Every AI response shows exactly where the answer came from. Teams can verify before they act — no blind trust required.
Discuss this →Sensitive knowledge stays restricted to the right people and roles. Your data never leaves your environment or trains external models.
Discuss this →Full logging of what was asked, what was answered, and what sources were used. Built for compliance reviews and internal audits.
Discuss this →Connect to SharePoint, Confluence, Google Drive, Notion, databases, and internal systems — so the copilot searches across everything in one place.
Discuss this →Your team needs AI that uses your data — not the open internet.
Request an AI review03 · How it’s different
04 · Who uses this
Employees ask about PTO policies, benefits, and compliance — and get sourced answers instantly instead of waiting for HR to respond.
Contract teams search past agreements, clause libraries, and compliance guidelines without reading through hundreds of documents.
Warehouse, logistics, and ops teams find SOPs, safety procedures, and process documentation in seconds.
Reps search competitive intelligence, product specs, and pricing guidelines during calls — with answers from approved playbooks.
Support teams search internal knowledge bases for troubleshooting steps, configuration guides, and resolution procedures.
Agents get AI-suggested responses based on your actual support documentation, product guides, and resolution history.
05 · How we work
We review your knowledge sources, team workflows, access requirements, and governance needs.
We design the copilot with access controls, source grounding, citation rules, and integration points.
We build the copilot, connect to your knowledge bases, configure access controls, and test with real queries.
We deploy to your team, train key users, and provide ongoing tuning, source updates, and access management.
07 · Common questions
Public AI tools use the open internet and have no access controls, no source citations, and no data privacy guarantees. An internal copilot answers only from your approved documents, keeps data in your environment, and shows exactly where every answer came from.
Your approved documents only. We use Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG) to ground every answer in your actual content. The copilot never invents answers from external sources.
Yes. Role-based access controls ensure that sensitive documents — like executive communications, legal contracts, or financial data — are only searchable by authorized roles.
SharePoint, Confluence, Google Drive, Notion, databases, internal APIs, and other knowledge repositories. We connect to where your documents already live.
A focused copilot for one team or knowledge domain typically takes 4–8 weeks. A broader deployment across multiple teams and knowledge sources takes 8–12 weeks. We scope clearly before any work begins.
That’s common. We help identify which sources are reliable, flag gaps in your knowledge base, and configure the copilot to prioritize your most current, approved content.
Tell us what knowledge your team needs to search and we’ll review the opportunity and recommend a path forward — with a plan, timeline, and price.