AI that knows your business.
We create private assistants that can consult real business information, analyze activity and use specific knowledge. Artificial intelligence stops responding generically and begins working with the context you choose to make available.
Asking is simple. What matters is what it can answer.
Its usefulness does not come from the chat alone. It comes from organizing the right sources, defining access, setting limits and preparing answers around the questions that truly matter to the business.
Access information without navigating several tools.
AI can help locate data, results and knowledge that would normally be scattered across dashboards, campaigns, posts, files or databases.
Turn isolated records into an understandable explanation.
Artificial intelligence can be configured to compare periods, summarize activity, identify trends and provide guidance based on the information available to it.
Ask directly about your company’s information.
A business assistant can bring different sources together in a private experience. Instead of manually searching for each item, the user asks a question and the system consults the information it is authorized to use to build the answer.
The system consulted authorized business information.
Recorded searches and clicks were reviewed.
Changes between two available periods were summarized.
Saved knowledge can be used in future queries.
The same conversation can access different types of information.
Select an application to learn what it can provide, what it requires and how it could be used within business artificial intelligence.
From your information to useful AI.
Installation is not simply activating a chat. Questions, sources, permissions and behavior must be defined before the system is placed in users’ hands.
Define what it should know
We identify the questions it should answer and how each user will use it.
Organize the sources
We review available data, campaigns, documents, rules and access.
Build the experience
We prepare the chat, limits, users and required connections.
Review new questions
Real use reveals what information is missing and where improvements should be made.
Questions before connecting AI to your company.
These answers explain the requirements, privacy and how business information is prepared.
It needs useful, authorized sources such as website data, campaigns, databases, documents, products, procedures or internal knowledge. Before installation, we review what information exists and which questions the system should answer.
Yes. The project can begin with specific queries and later incorporate new sources, users, comparisons, analysis or permanent memory as real needs arise.
It can when the structure, permissions and technical conditions allow a secure connection. Each source must be reviewed before defining what it may consult and under what limits.
No. Access is provided through authorized users and private credentials. The information each person may consult depends on the project’s configuration and defined permissions.
The level of analysis depends on the configured features and the quality of available information. Recommendations are built from connected data and should be used to support human review.
Permanent memory can be configured so authorized users can indicate what information should be saved and then manage it from a private section.
When the project includes permanent memory, saved information remains available until an authorized user decides to edit or delete it. It can also be viewed, searched and corrected from the corresponding section.
First, we review the questions it should answer, available sources, permissions, users and required connections. This information determines the technical scope and the correct way to prepare the system.
Data, systems and artificial intelligence connected.
AI needs reliable sources. A website, digital system or analysis process can generate and organize the information the business assistant will later use.
Imagine asking directly about your company.
Tell us which questions your system should be able to answer. From there, we can review what information exists, which connections are needed and how it should be configured.