Service · Data prep

The right context, not just the right model.

An AI system is only as smart as what it can see. We get your docs, wikis, tickets, and contracts into a state your agents can actually use: cleaned, indexed, owned, and kept fresh.

Today

wiki/onboarding-2021.md

stale · 18mo

policies-FINAL.docx

duplicate

policies-v2-FINAL.pdf

duplicate

Customer-FAQ.md

no owner

kickoff-notes.txt

conflict

After

Indexed corpus

v1.4

onboarding · current

T. Park

policies · ratified

Legal

FAQ · v3

CS team

kickoff plays

GTM

fresh · owned · scoped

Where your knowledge lives

Every source mapped, graded, and prioritized.

We don't dump everything into a vector store and hope. We grade each source by signal density and clean before we index, so retrieval doesn't surface garbage.

Wiki

C+

1,240 pages

duplicates, stale

Tickets

A−

84k closed

high signal

Contracts

B

612 docs

needs OCR

Slack

B+

3 yrs

channel scoped

Drive

C

22k files

noisy

DB tables

A

147

structured

What we do to it

From inventory to indexed, in four steps.

01

Inventory

Catalog every place knowledge lives. Rank by leverage and quality.

02

Curate

Remove what's stale. Merge duplicates. Add owners and dates.

policies-old.pdf
policies · v3

03

Index

Build retrieval (RAG, search, chunking) tuned to your content.

vector · 768dok
BM25 · hybridok
rerank · turbook

04

Refresh

Pipelines that keep the corpus current. Freshness alerts when it rots.

nightly · 3:00 UTC

A query, end to end

What "the right snippet at the right moment" actually looks like.

"Can we accept ACH from EU customers under the new policy?"

Retrieved chunks · 3 of 1,240

policies / payments-v3.md · §4.2

ACH accepted for SEPA-zone customers as of 2025-11-01…

0.94

Legal

tickets / #2841 · resolved

EU customer ACH onboarding flow confirmed working with…

0.81

CS

wiki / payments-runbook · current

ACH availability matrix by region. SEPA = supported…

0.77

Finance

Grounded answer

Yes. ACH is accepted for SEPA-zone customers as of Nov 2025 (policies / payments-v3.md §4.2). Confirmed in ticket #2841 and the payments runbook.

Stays fresh

Knowledge that doesn't rot.

Every doc has an owner and a freshness date. When something falls behind, the owner gets pinged before the system starts citing a stale answer.

The corpus is a living thing. We set up the pipelines and the dashboards so it stays that way after we leave.

Freshness · this week

96% fresh

policies / payments-v3

Legal

2d

wiki / pricing-faq

GTM

11d

wiki / onboarding

Ops

47d

tickets / FAQ-cluster

CS

auto

Same answer, different scopes

Question

"What's our largest at risk account?"

AE · West

own book

Acme · $185k

VP Sales

all books

Northwind · $1.4M

SDR · East

no access

Not authorized

Permissioned by user

Scopes inherited, not bolted on.

The system only sees what each user is allowed to see, pulled from the same identity and ACL setup you already run. Same answer, different scopes, same audit trail.

No parallel permission system to babysit. Add a user in Okta, the rest follows.

Find out what your knowledge stack would look like, cleaned up.

Thirty minutes. We'll grade your sources on the call and tell you which to clean first.