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An AI assistant with a controlled knowledge scope

RAG chatbot using your company knowledge

The assistant searches approved company materials and builds its answer from the relevant content. It can support customers or employees, cite sources, respect access rights and hand the conversation to a person when the information is insufficient.

Why is a general AI chatbot not enough?

Answers must follow current materials

Prices, procedures and documentation change more often than a general model's built-in knowledge.

Not every user can access every document

An internal assistant should respect user roles and permissions attached to company information.

An answer without a source is difficult to assess

Users need a link or document fragment showing where the assistant found the information.

From source to a usable output

  1. Knowledge01

    Company documents and systems

    Procedures, product information, guides, help centres or selected records.

  2. RAG02

    Relevant context retrieval

    Permissions, sources, response rules and insufficient-information handling.

  3. Answer03

    Conversation with cited sources

    A website, employee portal or the messaging tool your team already uses.

What the implementation changes

Answers grounded in an approved knowledge base

The assistant uses selected materials instead of relying only on the model's general knowledge.

A clear route to a person

Questions requiring a decision, personal data or missing information can be passed to the team.

Visibility into knowledge gaps

Questions without a good answer reveal which documents and procedures should be improved.

What the scope may include

  • analysis of user questions and available knowledge sources
  • preparation of documents for semantic retrieval
  • selection of the model, retrieval method and response rules
  • source citation and insufficient-information handling
  • user roles and access control
  • integration with a website, portal or messaging tool
  • human handover and lead collection
  • monitoring of questions, answer quality and usage costs

How we launch the first stage

  1. 01

    Questions and a knowledge sample

    We collect real questions and representative documents that the answers must use.

  2. 02

    Source-citing prototype

    We build a limited version and evaluate it against an agreed set of test questions.

  3. 03

    Rules, permissions and integration

    We add handover rules, access controls and the target communication channel.

  4. 04

    Post-launch monitoring

    We analyse unanswered questions, update the knowledge base and measure system usage.

Frequently asked questions

How does a RAG chatbot differ from a general AI chatbot?

Before answering, it retrieves information from a defined knowledge base and gives that context to the model. This lets it answer from company documents and cite the sources it used.

Which documents can be connected to the chatbot?

Typical sources include web pages, PDFs, instructions, procedures, product materials and help centres. The final scope depends on data quality, access rights and update frequency.

What happens when the chatbot cannot find an answer?

It should state that the information is unavailable, request clarification or hand the conversation to a person. We do not design the process to fill missing facts by guessing.

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Show us the current workflow

Send a data sample, a few documents or a list of sources. We will assess a safe first stage and define how its result can be measured.

Discuss the process with an engineer