CONVERSATION AND KNOWLEDGE
Ask. Explore. Verify.
Work with your organisation's documents and data through conversation. Mind helps you find information, follow the context and return to the sources behind an answer.
Let's talkFollow up on a question
Ask for a summary, clarify a term or compare periods in the same conversation. Specify the document, team or date range to guide the search. Conversations and their projects are personal.
Choose how to explore
Read text, tables and charts when suitable data is available. Request an Excel or PDF output and find generated files again in your personal Library.
Open the reference
Read the passage or source provided before using the answer. A reference helps you verify information; reviewing the context remains part of the work.
Answers with sources
Put it into practice
Results depend on available sources and configured access. Examples on this website use fictional data.
Choose relevant sources and ask a question with a clear goal and scope.
Ask for missing details: dates, units, criteria or a comparison.
Open the references and check the document version before sharing a result.
An example at work
What is the approval procedure, and who reviews each stage?
Start with the operations manual. Request a list of steps and responsible people, then check each passage in the document. If the manual is out of date, correct the source before turning the answer into team instructions.
START WITH THE RIGHT QUESTION
Let's start with your team's use case.
Bring a question and the sources you use today. We will explore where Mind can help.