Choose and organize knowledge sources
Define the procedures, policies, service information and other documents the assistant may use. Prepare the content for the questions your team needs answered.
Help staff find answers in your approved business information. We organize the knowledge, access and question flow so procedures, policies and operating guidance are easier to retrieve during the working day.
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Your team can find the relevant guidance and identify the source or person needed for the next step.
Your team can find the relevant guidance and identify the source or person needed for the next step.
Define the procedures, policies, service information and other documents the assistant may use. Prepare the content for the questions your team needs answered.
Let staff ask about a process or task without knowing which folder or document contains the answer.
Return useful source references so staff can review the underlying guidance and continue with context.
Define the users and information boundaries supported by the knowledge setup, including content that should remain restricted.
Give staff a route to the responsible person when information is missing, conflicting or needs judgment.
Define how revised documents, new procedures and unanswered questions enter the review and update process.
| When this happens | Rules we define | What happens next |
|---|---|---|
| A team member asks a process question | Search the approved knowledge available to that user. | Return the relevant guidance with a useful source reference. |
| The information is missing or unclear | Apply the knowledge-gap and escalation rule. | Route the question to the responsible person and retain it for review. |
| An approved procedure changes | Use the agreed content-review and update process. | Make the revised guidance available through the knowledge assistant. |
They ask how to start a new customer. The assistant retrieves the approved checklist and its source. The staff member can review the required steps and contact the responsible person when the guidance does not cover the situation.
Choose the documents, business areas and user access in scope.
Prepare the content around the tasks staff need to complete.
Retrieve the relevant information and source reference.
Keep unclear questions and revised guidance in the improvement process.
These are the building blocks we scope with you for this service. Your proposal identifies the specific deliverables and responsibilities.
We review access, available interfaces and information ownership before implementing the agreed connections.
The workflow and expected outcome. The software and access required. The data and content to prepare. The actions needing approval. The test and launch plan. The implementation price and ongoing support scope.
The knowledge scope is defined for your project. An internal knowledge assistant can be limited to the approved business sources and access rules you select.
Source references are part of the knowledge workflow we design, so the team can review the underlying material.
A knowledge assistant focuses on finding and explaining information. A task-focused agent also needs specifically authorized tools, actions, approvals and handoff rules.
In 15 minutes, discuss the work, the tools involved and a practical starting point. We’ll explain what is needed to define the next step.