Rules buried in code.
Finding a procedure isn’t enough: you need to understand what it does and why it exists.
KBAI-assisted system knowledge
Dynamically manage and integrate information about technology architecture and business processes.
A single, up-to-date and governed source of truth.
Differentiated access for development and queries.
The system works.
The knowledge is scattered.
Before handling a business request, the team has to piece together how the system works.
Data without context.
Tables show the structure. Their names don’t explain the full process.
Scattered explanations.
Some of it lives in manuals. The rest lives with the people who know the system.
A shared foundation to
understand your systems.
KB prepares the knowledge in code, data structures and documents so your team can explore it and query it with AI.
We start from what already exists.
We select the system and the sources that describe it: its code, its data structure and its documentation.
We prepare the knowledge.
KB processes the deliverables and publishes the available content. The team can browse the pieces and how they relate.
We explore and ask.
From the explorer or the chat, we look for explanations and review the sources before deciding how to move forward.
One business question.
A clearer next step.
Pick a scenario and see how system knowledge helps your team.
Why doesn’t this order qualify for the discount?Question → Sources → Explanation → Decision
CASE 01
Explain why it happens.
An order didn’t get the expected discount. The rule is split between documentation and code.
See the demo 6 steps · Example with fictitious sourcesWhere do we start reviewing this change?Question → Sources → Explanation → Decision
CASE 02
Know what to review before you change it.
The business wants to modify a discount. First, you need to locate the rule and the related pieces.
See the demo 6 steps · Example with fictitious sourcesHow does an order flow through this system?Question → Sources → Explanation → Decision
CASE 03
Give new team members a starting point.
Someone joins the team and needs to understand how an order moves from sale to invoice.
See the demo 6 steps · Example with fictitious sourcesThe knowledge stays.
Your team keeps moving.
Shared knowledge.
The whole team can query the same set of sources and explanations.
Knowledge always available.A search with direction.
The next question can start from the sources and relationships already available.
Faster queries.Evidence to review.
Decisions are prepared with content the team can verify.
Decisions with evidence.Ready to connect your business knowledge?
Bring together the context of your systems and put it in your team’s hands with Knowledge Base.