Document & data ingestion
PDFs, Office files, websites, databases and ERP / POS records indexed securely.
Turn contracts, SOPs, product catalogues and ERP records into an assistant that answers accurately — and shows exactly where every answer came from.
PDFs, Office files, websites, databases and ERP / POS records indexed securely.
Users only retrieve what they are allowed to see — by role, branch or department.
Every answer links to its source passage so teams can verify and act.
Test sets built from your real questions; accuracy is measured, not assumed.
Large language models write fluently, but on their own they do not know your prices, policies or stock levels — and they can confidently make things up. Retrieval-augmented generation fixes this: before answering, the system retrieves the most relevant passages from your data and the model answers only from them, with citations.
Sales teams quoting the right price in seconds, support agents answering from the latest policy, finance searching thousands of invoices in plain language, and new staff getting onboarded without waiting for a senior colleague.
RAG is an AI technique where the system first searches your own documents for relevant passages and then answers using only those passages, with citations — so answers are accurate and verifiable.
A normal chatbot answers from general training data and can invent facts. A RAG assistant answers only from your approved content and says when it does not know.
PDFs, Word and Excel files, Google Drive, SharePoint, websites, help centres, databases and business systems such as your ERP or CRM.
Yes. Retrieval respects permissions, so each user only gets answers from documents they are allowed to access.
No. Your documents stay in your private index and are never used to train public models.
Yes. We can deploy on your cloud account or on-premise servers, using open-source models where required.
We build a test set from your real questions, measure how often answers are correct and properly cited, and improve retrieval until targets are met.
A first working assistant on a set of your documents typically takes 2–3 weeks; rolling out to more sources and users follows in phases.
Pick the process that costs you the most time — we'll run a working pilot on your data.