Internal knowledge assistant

Give your team a private AI assistant for HR policies, SOPs, onboarding, and wikis-so people stop hunting through folders.

  • Private to your team
  • Not a website widget

The answers exist. Finding them does not scale.

Internal questions look cheap. Someone pings HR. Someone searches three drives. Someone asks in Slack for a policy that moved last quarter.

Ask once. Answer from the source.

Connected to the docs you already maintain. One place to ask. The same answer every time.

Keep it internal

Access stays with your team. You choose which sources the assistant can see. Sensitive processes stay out of training data unless you have a reason and a policy for them.

People get unblocked. HR gets the week back.

Employees get the current policy without hunting folders. The business onboards faster and answers stay consistent. HR and ops stop restating what is already written.

Connects to the stack you already use

One internal source. Keep it private.

Employees get unblocked. Onboarding moves. HR and ops stop restating the handbook.

  1. Pick the sources

    HR handbook, SOPs, onboarding-the docs people already hunt for.

  2. Keep it internal

    Team-only access. You choose what the assistant can see.

  3. Leave sensitive processes out

    Unless you have a reason and a policy, they stay with people.

Turning intent into action

Have a workflow worth automating?

Start with the internal questions you already document. An assistant on your existing wiki is usually enough-not a new intranet.