Knowledge search
Staff ask questions in plain language and get answers from your policies, wikis and past tickets, with sources.
“What is our refund rule for annual plans?”
We add language models to the software and data you already have: search that understands questions, documents that read themselves, and assistants that act inside your tools.
Under the hood
Most useful AI features follow the same shape: find the right information first, then let the model reason over it.
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Your data
Docs, tickets, PDFs, database rows
02
Indexed
Split, embedded and stored securely
03
Retrieved
The few passages that matter
04
Model
Answers using only that context
05
Your app
Answer, citation and an action
Where it earns its place
Staff ask questions in plain language and get answers from your policies, wikis and past tickets, with sources.
“What is our refund rule for annual plans?”
Invoices, contracts and forms are read, checked and turned into structured data in your system.
PDF invoice → line items in your accounting tool
Support and sales replies are drafted from the customer's history and your guidelines, ready for a person to send.
Ticket in → draft reply in under a minute
Incoming messages, leads and requests are tagged by topic, urgency and intent, then sent to the right place.
Inbox → billing, support or sales queue
Long threads, calls and reports become short summaries with decisions and next steps pulled out.
40-message thread → five-line handover
Assistants that look things up, update records and trigger workflows, within limits you set.
“Reschedule my Thursday booking”
Guardrails
A model on its own is a demo. These are what make it safe to put in front of customers and staff.
Model-agnostic
The model answers from your approved content and cites it. When it does not know, it says so.
We test against real questions from your business and measure accuracy, not just demo it.
Personal data can be redacted before it reaches a model, and we use providers that do not train on your data.
Drafts, refunds and anything sensitive wait for human approval until you choose otherwise.
Usage is metered and capped, so a busy day does not become a surprise invoice.
Questions
The questions technical teams ask first.
Whichever fits the job. We compare models on your own examples for accuracy, speed and cost, and design the integration so the model can be swapped later.
We reduce that risk by grounding answers in your content, requiring citations, and testing before launch. For anything consequential, a person reviews the output first.
Yes. Most integrations sit behind an API in your current product or connect to tools like your CRM, helpdesk and document storage. No rebuild needed.
It depends on volume and model choice. We estimate running costs during scoping and set limits so spend stays predictable.
$ ontix scope --use-case "yours"
→ reviewing your data sources…
→ picking the right model for the job…
→ estimating accuracy and running cost…
Ready when you are.