Live on your catalog in days, not months
No model training, no taxonomy project, no six-month integration. Send a slice of your documentation, and this week you are asking an agent hard questions about your own parts.
From a folder of PDFs to an agent you can interrogate
Send a slice of your documentation
A product family is enough: datasheets, application notes, whatever you have. No cleanup pass required, the extraction is built for documents as they are.
We ingest it and build the graph
Specs become typed facts with units, revisions, and product relationships. The pipeline has processed catalogs past the million-document mark, with per-file retries, so one corrupt PDF does not stall the week.
You grill the agent on a 30 minute call
It answers your questions about your own parts. That call is the real evaluation, and plenty of customers bring their hardest support tickets to it.
Evals, controls, and sign-off
Your evaluation suite runs on your documents and your real questions. Role-based source controls decide what each audience can see. You watch the scores before your customers see the agent.
Our team embeds with yours to get it right
Embedded, not ticketed
A forward-deployed engineer runs the rollout with you: connects the sources, tunes the evals, and stays on it until the agent earns your trust.
No model training step
The graph is built from documents you already have. There is no fine-tuning project, no taxonomy workshop, and nothing for your team to label.
Your effort is pointing, not building
Most of what we need from your team is knowing where the documentation lives and reviewing eval results.
Hands-off for your team, not for ours
Sources stay current
Connectors watch SharePoint, Drive, your PIM, and the rest, so the agent answers from what your systems say today.
Evals keep running
Documentation changes, the suite re-runs, and regressions surface before customers do.
Scope grows on evidence
Start with one audience and one workflow, widen to the channel when the scores say so.