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Scale Organizational Knowledge with AI

Make your organization’s knowledge easier to find, share, and use. Give employees an AI assistant that can search approved resources and connect them to relevant information across teams and locations.

Plan Your Knowledge AI Project

Put the knowledge your organization has built within reach of the people who need it.

THE OPPORTUNITY

Make organizational expertise easier to access

Every organization builds valuable knowledge over time: policies, procedures, product information, training materials, project documentation, and the experience of its employees. Much of that information is stored in different places or known only by a few people.

An AI knowledge assistant helps employees search approved resources and find information relevant to their questions. Instead of looking through multiple repositories or waiting for a colleague to respond, employees have another way to locate the material they need.

The result is a more connected approach to sharing knowledge across departments, locations, and teams—while maintaining the access rules and review processes your organization requires.

From your organization’s resources to useful answers.

Illustrative organizational knowledge workflow

Connect knowledge

Policies and procedures

Documents and training

Approved knowledge systems

Organize and govern

Define trusted sources

Set roles and permissions

Review and update content

Support employees

Answer common questions

Show relevant sources

Direct people to experts

Built around your organization: your knowledge, systems, people, permissions, and policies.

KEY CAPABILITIES

Put organizational knowledge to work across your teams

Give employees a convenient way to find approved information and help your organization maintain a stronger knowledge foundation.

01

Knowledge Search

Search approved documents, policies, procedures, and connected knowledge repositories.

02

Answers with Sources

Provide relevant answers with references that help employees review the underlying information.

03

Permission-Aware Access

Configure access so users receive information appropriate to their roles and permissions.

04

Knowledge Oversight

Help knowledge owners identify missing, outdated, or conflicting information for review.

FOR EMPLOYEES

Help employees find answers without searching everywhere

Give your teams an easier way to navigate the information they use in their daily work.

ASK A QUESTION

Use everyday language

Employees can ask about a policy, process, product, or other topic using a familiar conversational interface.

Focus: easier access to information.

REVIEW THE ANSWER

See relevant sources

The assistant can provide an answer based on approved material and identify the sources used.

Focus: answers with context.

TAKE THE NEXT STEP

Know where to go

Employees can review source documents or connect with the appropriate team when more help is needed.

Focus: useful next steps.

YOUR KNOWLEDGE SOURCES

Bring important organizational information within reach

Your knowledge assistant can be configured around the information your organization approves for each use case.

01

Policies and Procedures

Help employees find approved workplace policies, standard operating procedures, and internal guidance.

02

Training Materials

Make learning resources and onboarding information easier for employees to locate.

03

Product and Service Information

Connect teams to approved information about your organization’s products, services, and processes.

04

Internal Documentation

Help users find guides, manuals, FAQs, and other documentation used across the organization.

05

Project Knowledge

Organize relevant project information and lessons that can support future work.

06

Connected Repositories

Plan access to approved information stored in compatible document and knowledge systems.

KNOWLEDGE MANAGEMENT

Help your organization keep knowledge useful over time

A strong knowledge experience depends on more than adding documents. It also requires clear ownership, review, and an understanding of where information is missing.

01

Identify Knowledge Gaps

Review recurring questions and areas where employees cannot find an approved answer.

02

Flag Content for Review

Help knowledge owners identify content that may be outdated, incomplete, or conflicting.

03

Capture Expertise

Document important processes and experience so knowledge can be shared with more employees.

Subject-matter experts and content owners remain responsible for reviewing and approving organizational knowledge.

BENEFITS FOR YOUR ORGANIZATION

Extend the reach of the knowledge you already have

A connected knowledge experience can support employees across departments, locations, and stages of their careers.

01

Support More Employees

Give teams access to approved information without relying on the same individual for every question.

02

Make Expertise More Accessible

Help employees find documented processes and institutional knowledge across the organization.

03

Preserve Important Knowledge

Create opportunities to document knowledge before employees change roles or leave the organization.

04

Support Consistent Answers

Give employees access to selected, approved company resources and source references.

05

Reduce Repetitive Questions

Help employees locate routine information while specialists focus on questions needing their expertise.

06

Improve Knowledge Planning

Use feedback and recurring questions to identify resources that may need attention.

EXAMPLE QUESTIONS

The questions your knowledge assistant can help answer

Configure the assistant around your organization’s approved information and employee needs.

01

“Where is our travel policy?”

Help the employee find the relevant approved policy and the source document.

02

“How do I submit an IT request?”

Direct the employee to the appropriate process, instructions, and support contact.

03

“Where is the product guide?”

Help an authorized user find approved product documentation and related resources.

04

“What is the onboarding process?”

Find company onboarding guidance and the resources associated with it.

05

“Who owns this procedure?”

Identify the appropriate team or contact when that information is available in approved sources.

06

“Where can I learn more?”

Direct the employee to related training, documentation, or a subject-matter expert.

CONNECT YOUR EXISTING TOOLS

Fit knowledge access into the way your teams work

Plan the assistant around approved repositories and applications your organization already uses.

DOCUMENTS

Document Repositories

Discuss connections to compatible platforms such as SharePoint and Google Drive.

KNOWLEDGE SYSTEMS

Wikis and Support Resources

Plan access to approved information in compatible knowledge and support platforms such as Confluence and ServiceNow.

WORKPLACE TOOLS

Collaboration and Identity

Discuss compatible collaboration and identity integrations that support employee access.

Available integrations, indexing schedules, permissions, and automated workflows depend on your systems and implementation.

SECURITY AND CONTROL

Build knowledge access around your organization’s policies

Define which information is available to each audience and how knowledge is reviewed and maintained.

01

Approved Sources

Select the policies, documents, and repositories that the assistant is authorized to use.

02

Roles and Permissions

Configure access according to user roles, permissions, and organizational requirements.

03

Deployment Options

Discuss managed hosting or deployment in your own environment based on your security needs.

GETTING STARTED

Start with the knowledge your employees need most

A focused first project can help your team evaluate the experience and build a foundation for future use cases.

STEP 01 Choose a knowledge area

Identify a department, common employee questions, and the resources that can answer them.

STEP 02 Prepare and connect

Select approved sources, review content ownership, and define access and integration requirements.

STEP 03 Evaluate and expand

Test answers, gather employee feedback, and plan additional knowledge areas as appropriate.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Questions about scaling organizational knowledge

What is an AI knowledge assistant?

An AI knowledge assistant helps employees search approved organizational information and find answers relevant to their questions.

What types of information can the assistant use?

The assistant can be configured around approved policies, procedures, training materials, documents, FAQs, and other knowledge resources.

Can answers include references to source documents?

Yes. The assistant can identify supporting sources so employees can review the original material and understand where the information came from.

Can we control who sees sensitive information?

Access can be configured around user roles, permissions, and organizational policies. The specific controls depend on your deployment and connected systems.

Can the assistant identify outdated information?

The system can help flag content for review based on available dates and configured processes. Content owners remain responsible for confirming and updating information.

Can it connect to our existing systems?

Connections to compatible document repositories, knowledge platforms, support systems, and workplace tools can be discussed during project planning.

What happens when the assistant cannot find an answer?

The assistant can be configured to acknowledge that an approved answer was not found and direct the employee to the appropriate person or team.

How can our organization get started?

Begin with a focused knowledge area and a set of approved resources. Your team can test the experience, gather feedback, and expand to additional departments over time.

LET'S GET STARTED

Put your organization’s knowledge within reach

Explore how an AI knowledge assistant can help your employees find information, share expertise, and connect with the resources they need.

Discuss Your Knowledge AI Project

We can discuss your knowledge sources, systems, employee needs, security requirements, and deployment options.