AI assistants that answer from your own documents

RAG means the assistant first finds the relevant passage in your material, then writes the answer from it. Staff and customers get an answer with its source attached.

Signs you need one

Searching takes longer than reading.

The answer is somewhere in hundreds of pages of manuals, policies and old emails.

The same questions reach the same experts.

A few people answer for everyone, and their own work waits.

General AI tools guess.

A general chatbot doesn't know your products or your rules, so it fills the gaps with something that sounds plausible.

New staff take months to find their way.

Knowledge lives in documents and in people's heads, and neither is easy to ask.

How we build it

  1. Gather the sources

    Which documents count, who owns them and how often they change.

  2. Decide who may see what

    Access follows your existing permissions, so an answer only uses documents the person may open.

  3. Prepare the content

    Documents are split, cleaned and indexed for vector search, and the index updates when they change.

  4. Build the assistant

    Retrieval, answer generation and source links, inside a tool people already use.

  5. Test the answers

    We check it against real questions and fix gaps in the sources as well as in the system.

Where RAG is used

  • Company knowledge base

    Policies, procedures and how-tos you can ask about in your own words.

  • Technical documentation assistant

    Specifications and manuals for engineers, installers or service teams.

  • Customer support knowledge

    Support staff, or customers directly, get answers from product and service material.

    AI agents
  • Contract and document search

    Find the clause, the deadline or the obligation across many agreements.

  • Assistant for employees

    One place to ask about HR, IT and internal processes.

What we build with

RAG is an architecture, not a product. The parts are chosen to suit your documents, languages and privacy requirements.

  • OpenAI
  • LLM
  • Embeddings
  • Vector search
  • LangChain
  • Document parsing

Common questions

When the answers depend on your own documents, there are too many of them to search by hand, and a wrong answer has a cost.

RAG doesn't train the model on your documents; it looks them up when a question is asked. Which provider processes the data, and where, is agreed before we build.

The assistant should say so rather than guess, and it can pass the question to a person. That behaviour is set and tested before launch.

Yes. Current models work well in Latvian, Swedish and other European languages, and the assistant can answer in a different language from the source document.

Where does your team lose time looking for answers?

Tell us which documents they search. We'll outline what an assistant built on them could answer.