Internal assistants and support
Access to documentation, procedures and internal knowledge, with sources and context.
GenInContext lets you start with a concrete use case and leave a reusable foundation of knowledge, context and operational logic for future assistants and automations.
The goal is to solve a concrete problem and build only the foundation that domain needs.
Access to documentation, procedures and internal knowledge, with sources and context.
Classification, extraction, generation and validation of documents and repetitive tasks.
A shared foundation so future use cases don't start from scratch again.
A process or need with clear value.
The sources, knowledge, rules and evidence you need.
An assistant, automation or agent with validations.
New use cases build on the previous foundation.
Company size doesn't remove the need for control, but the design must be proportionate.
Answers and outputs linked to evidence.
Context adapts to each user and access level.
Human validation where it adds safety or quality.
APIs and connectors to make the most of existing tools.
AI applications and applied knowledge for service processes.
Applied AI experiences on insurance processes and documentation.
No. GIC can integrate with existing tools or provide the capabilities needed to deploy your first assistant, agent or automation in a governed way.
No. The approach is incremental: we model the domain and knowledge needed for the priority use case and expand only when it adds value.
Yes. The foundation of knowledge, context, rules and evidence can be reused in new assistants and automations.
It depends on the domain, sources, integrations and level of operation required. We usually start with a controlled scope that leaves a reusable foundation for future use cases.
The assistant can guide you on how to launch a first use case while leaving a reusable foundation for the next ones.
We can define sources, integrations, controls and a reusable foundation without oversizing the architecture.