Pilot input
10–30 documents, 20–50 real questions, product categories, and terminology.
DEW KNOWLEDGE AGENT
Turn product documents, technical materials, cases, and SOPs into a cited multilingual knowledge assistant.
Discuss a knowledge-agent pilotWHAT YOU GET
10–30 documents, 20–50 real questions, product categories, and terminology.
A Q&A interface, source citations, bilingual answers, feedback, logs, and a test report.
Reject unsupported questions, escalate high-risk conclusions, and avoid unapproved system writes.
WHO THIS FITS
Models, specifications, selection, installation, service, and compliance materials create repeated presales questions.
Chinese knowledge is strong, but international sales, distributors, and buyers cannot access consistent answers quickly.
Critical experience lives with a few people, slowing onboarding and creating inconsistent answers.
THE CURRENT GAP
Materials sit across PDFs, drives, emails, and personal folders with inconsistent naming and versions.
A general model may sound confident without giving a verifiable source.
Product, price, policy, and process changes leave old answers in circulation.
DELIVERY PROCESS
Choose high-use products, questions, and documents and confirm versions and access scope.
Document list · terminology · question setChunk content while preserving source, section, version, and language metadata.
Knowledge index · citation rulesDesign answer format, citation, clarification, refusal, and human escalation.
Q&A interface · review rulesAccept against real questions and define feedback, updates, and stale-content handling.
Test report · update processACCEPTANCE
Important answers point back to a document, section, page, or approved link.
Unsupported questions explain the limitation and recommend human confirmation.
Adding, replacing, and retiring documents follows a defined process.
BOUNDARIES
Legal, medical, financial, safety, or engineering conclusions stay with authorized people.
Internal, partner, customer, and public knowledge can be separated by permission.
Document quality, versioning, terminology, and test questions drive the result.
FAQ
Common PDFs, office files, and web content are supported; scans and complex tables require an extraction-quality check.
Yes. We preserve technical terminology and sources and test each language separately.
It depends on deployment and approval. Production defines review, re-indexing, and rollback.
Private, dedicated-cloud, or controlled SaaS options can be evaluated based on sensitivity.