Your model, not a generic one.
The GDC speaks the language of your business.
A living model of your organization: its people, contracts, processes and obligations, and how they connect to each other.
An organization’s knowledge is spread across thousands of documents. The connections between them (which contract affects which supplier, which regulation governs which procedure, which case file depends on which) live in the heads of a few people. Searching is not the same as understanding.
The GDC speaks the language of your business.
People, organizations, contracts, amounts, dates and obligations become linked across documents, even if those documents never referenced each other.
Every new version of a document updates the twin and keeps its history. You know what changed, when, and where it came from.
GenInContext’s answers rely on the GDC. It is what separates a grounded answer from a plausible one.
your documents and data sources.
how your organization works.
the twin: a queryable map of what your organization knows.
The website explains the overall proposition. The assistant can help you relate it to your stack, your use case and your AI maturity level.