We build RAG-based knowledge assistants that answer questions using your internal content—so teams can find accurate information fast without relying on guesswork.
RAG (Retrieval-Augmented Generation) grounds AI responses in your documents, tickets, and databases, with permissions and source-backed context designed for real business use.
RAG is a strong fit when teams spend time searching, summarizing, or repeating the same answers—especially when accuracy matters.
Support teams need faster answers using the knowledge base and past tickets
Sales and customer success teams need instant access to product and policy knowledge
Internal teams need "ask the docs" capability across SOPs, wikis, PDFs, and portals
Information is spread across tools and people rely on tribal knowledge
You need access controls so different roles see different content
You want source-backed answers to reduce hallucinations and improve trust
We design knowledge assistants that fit real workflows—grounded in the right content, controlled by permissions, and built to improve over time.
A strong RAG assistant depends on retrieval quality, content governance, and clear boundaries—not just a UI.
Content mapping: identify sources, owners, freshness, and access boundaries
Retrieval design: chunking strategy, metadata, filtering, and ranking
Permission-aware answers: role-based access and content isolation
Source-backed responses: citations or references where needed
Fallback behavior: what happens when the answer isn't found
Continuous improvement: feedback loops to improve retrieval and answer quality
Cost control at scale: retrieval tuning, context limits, and caching patterns
Define content owners and source priority (KB vs tickets vs wikis)
Freshness rules (what gets updated, archived, or excluded)
Permission mapping (who can access which sources)
Feedback loop to improve retrieval quality over time
We focus on building a knowledge assistant that can be deployed and expanded in phases.
Identify what content matters, where it lives, and who needs access.
Define how content is organized, retrieved, filtered, and secured.
Validate retrieval quality, answer usefulness, and failure cases early.
Implement the assistant in the right interface (internal portal, product, or support tooling).
Launch in phases, measure usage and feedback, and improve over time.
Deliverables vary by scope, but typically include:
Content inventory and assistant scope definition
Retrieval plan (sources, metadata, permissions, ranking)
Prototype demonstrating grounded answers and key workflows
Implementation plan and integration-ready assistant build
Rollout plan with success metrics and iteration priorities
Common questions about RAG Knowledge Assistants
RAG (Retrieval-Augmented Generation) means the assistant searches your content first, then uses those results as context to produce answers—so responses are grounded in your data instead of guesses.
Yes. We can connect knowledge bases, documents, ticketing systems, and databases—then apply access rules by role.
RAG reduces hallucinations by grounding responses in retrieved sources. We also use boundaries, fallbacks, and evaluation checks based on your use case.
Yes. We define allowed sources, apply filters and permissions, and support content governance so outputs remain aligned to approved knowledge.
Tell us about your needs, and we’ll build the right solution for you.
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