Knowledge assistants
Search manuals, procedures, and internal materials, with answers grounded in sources and access based on each user’s role.
Example: find the rule for a request without searching through multiple documents.Applied artificial intelligence
Assistants that consult documents. Agents that support tasks. Solutions that connect knowledge, data, and processes to your team’s work.
Available services
A project can start with a specific task and grow as results are validated with the team.
Search manuals, procedures, and internal materials, with answers grounded in sources and access based on each user’s role.
Example: find the rule for a request without searching through multiple documents.Workflows that retrieve information, prepare a task, and perform authorized actions in systems, with logging and approval at agreed steps.
Example: review a request and prepare to route it to the right person.Turn proposals, orders, and reports into organized fields, resolving inconsistencies and reviewing the results before use.
Example: extract the supplier, amount, deadline, and terms from a proposal.Classify requests, identify missing information, and prepare responses for the team to review.
Example: organize the queue by topic and route each case to the person responsible.Query metrics and summarize reports using defined sources and business rules, with access to the details behind the numbers.
Example: compare periods and find the data that explains a change.Experiences across websites, internal apps, and workflows, connected to available sources through APIs or integrations assessed as part of the project.
Example: bringing the assistant into the application your team already uses.Independent project / Work hub
Explore three business scenarios. Compare the input, check the suggestion, and try the review step.
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Compare the proposal with the extracted fields. Correct a value, check the information, and generate the sample record.
Input / Received proposal
Supplier: Oficina Técnica Norte. Service: preventive maintenance of 12 pieces of equipment. Total amount: BRL 4,800.00. Completion timeline: 10 business days after approval. Payment: 30 days after completion.
Demo documentProposed output / Fields for review
See how context can help organize the queue. Review the priority and simulate the suggested routing.
Input / Received message
I need to view my branch's sales dashboard, but I get an access denied message. My manager has already approved the request.Demo request
Proposed output / Triage
Access must be validated by the person in charge; it is not granted automatically.
Explore sourced answers, incomplete documentation, and guidance that needs review.
Choose a question
Check the department, material, quantity, and justification. Also verify that the attachment required for this type of request is included before forwarding it for review.
Sources, fields, rules, assignees, and integrations are defined as part of the project. These examples show the experience that can be built and validated.
A start with a clear scope
The pilot brings together one task, a set of information, and a group of users. We test authorized real-world cases and adjust the solution before expanding its use.
From pilot to everyday use
Map the routine, who is involved, and what defines a good result. Decide what AI should do and where review is needed.
Organize sources, examples, permissions, and available integrations. Select tools that fit the scope.
Test the workflow with authorized examples, compare results against defined criteria, and address failures before expanding use.
Provide guidance, operating records, and a monitoring routine. Maintenance and further development are agreed on in the proposal.
Before getting started
Yes. The project defines which tools the agent can use, which actions are allowed, and when a person must approve them. Integrations, execution logs, and error handling are part of the design.
Yes. We assess source quality, the access needed, and where information will be processed. The solution must respect the permissions and restrictions defined for the project.
It can. We test representative examples, check outputs, and define what to do when information is missing or conflicting. Answers, extractions, and actions each have their own validation criteria.
I assess the available access methods, such as files, APIs, or authorized queries. The feasible integration and each tool's responsibilities are made explicit in the scope.
We can start with a pilot for one routine. The proposal lists development, infrastructure, AI service usage, and any ongoing support separately, based on the tools and expected volume.
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