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Pilot

One assistant that answers your staff from your own documents

Staff ask it a question in plain words, such as what the warranty terms are or how to book a service call. It answers from your documents and shows which page it used. We run it for six weeks with your people on real questions, then you decide whether to keep it.

What it is

A pilot you can finish and judge

The pilot covers one group of staff, one set of documents you choose, and one kind of question. We build an assistant that answers only from those documents, and every answer carries the document, section and version it came from. When the documents hold no answer, it says so. When two documents disagree, it points at both and leaves the choice to a person.

We test it on questions your own staff have asked, with answers your reviewer has checked in advance. Your people then use it on real work for a week, and we hand you a short report with the results.

This is

A working assistant

It runs on your real documents and your real accounts, and your staff use it on their own work before the pilot ends.

This is not

An open-ended experiment

The scope is fixed in week one and each week ends with a written check. Any check can stop the pilot, and the reason goes on record.

Who it suits

The businesses and questions that suit a first assistant

It works best where a person already checks the answer, so review costs nothing extra.

It suits you if

  • Staff keep asking each other questions that your documents already answer: procedures, policies, price lists, product details, onboarding notes.
  • Someone owns those documents and keeps them current.
  • A person already reviews the answers that matter before they reach a customer.
  • Enough questions come in each week that a change shows within six weeks.
  • A reviewer on your side can say whether an answer is right.

Wait if

  • The assistant would decide something about a customer with no person checking.
  • The documents contradict each other or are years out of date.
  • Nobody can say which answers are correct.
  • You want a demonstration for a meeting more than a decision.

If you are unsure which workflow to start with, the Consulting Diagnostic finds it in 2 weeks, for CAD $5,000 plus GST/HST.

What you get

What the pilot delivers

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Answers with sources

Answers come only from the passages the assistant retrieves from your chosen documents. Each one cites the document, section and version, so a reviewer can check it in seconds.

Your accounts decide who sees what

Staff sign in with the accounts you already use, and the assistant shows each person only the documents they may open. We test this with a restricted document and two different users.

Canadian hosting, your content stays yours

The workload runs in a Canadian region. We do not train or fine-tune any model on your content, and we set how long records are kept to your own retention schedule.

Read-only, in one place

The assistant reads from the folders you name and appears in one tool your staff already use. It does not write back to your systems, and moving or cleaning up your files is outside the pilot. We quote those separately if you want them.

How it runs

Six weeks, one written check each week

You and we review each check together. Passing is not automatic.

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Week-by-week delivery: what happens each week and what you hold at the end of it.
WeekWhat happensYou hold
1We choose the users, the documents and the questions, and you sign what a good answer looks like.A one-page scope with signed acceptance criteria
2We connect the documents and sign-in, and your reviewer checks the test questions.A set of test questions with checked answers
3We build the assistant with citations and a clear reply when it finds nothing.A working assistant
4We test it against the questions, try to make it leak a restricted document, and check it in French and English if both apply.Test results against the agreed thresholds
5A small group of your staff uses it on real work and tells us where it falls short.A log of real use and a short how-to-run sheet
6We report the results against week one and you decide: keep it, adjust it or stop.A written report and a plan for what comes next

Acceptance

What has to be true at week six

You agree these in writing in week one, before anyone knows the results.

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  • On the test questions, answers are supported by the cited document and the citations are accurate, at the pass rate you set.
  • The assistant never shows a restricted document to a person who may not open it.
  • Your staff used it on real work and gave feedback, and you know which kinds of question it gets wrong.
  • Response time and running cost stay inside the limits you set in week one.
  • One person on your side owns it from here and has read the how-to-run sheet.

Note

The decision at week six

You can keep it with a named owner and a plan, keep it on conditions with a date to retest, or stop with the evidence and reasons on record. The pilot does not run past week six without one of the three.

How it is sold

Sold through Consulting

The pilot is a consulting engagement, and Consulting comes with a set-up-and-test guarantee.

Start with a 30-minute call on the contact page. We look at your documents and the questions your staff ask, then scope the pilot in writing. We quote the price after the call and confirm it in writing before any work starts.

Our guarantee is that what we set up passes a test you signed, or we fix it free. Its exact terms, with the published prices, sit on the Consulting page.

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From you

  • A decision-maker and a named owner for the whole six weeks.
  • Access to the chosen documents and accounts by the end of week two.
  • A reviewer to check the test answers, about two days across the pilot.
  • A small group of staff for week five. Pick cases that do not decide anything about a customer on their own.
  • A decision at each weekly check. A missed check moves the end date.

Outside the pilot

  • Rolling it out to your whole company, or running it after week six.
  • Moving, cleaning up or reclassifying your files.
  • Writing back into your systems, or new connections to other software.
  • Legal advice on privacy or retention, and any certification or independent audit.
  • Fees you pay third parties, such as your AI platform or hosting.

Note

On evidence

We have no named client case study to show yet. We can walk a reviewer through the documents we produce and how we test, under a non-disclosure agreement.

Next step

Start with a 30-minute call

Tell us which questions your staff keep asking and where the answers live. We say whether a pilot fits, or what to do first.