What we do?

In constructing an AI Conversational Assistant, the procedure typically encompasses four essential steps

  • Connect all your relevant data sources to the LLM.
  • We Choose the appropriate type of Language Model (LLM) based on your requirements.
  • We Develop a well-crafted prompt that aligns with your chatbot’s purpose.
  • Once the data is connected, LLM is selected, and the prompt is created, deploy the project.We offers multiple deployment options to suit different needs.

Knowledge Bases​ that we connect are:

  • Text Documents
  • PDF Documents
  • Word Documents
  • HTML Documents
  • CSV
  • Tables 
  • Google Drive
  • Azure Storage

Data Loaders​ that we connect are:​

  • Documents
  • URLs
  • Text
  • You Tube
  • Airtable
  • Google Search
  • API
  • Salesforce
  • HubSpot
  • Pinecone
  • Slack
  • Snowflake
  • MySql 
  • Postgres
  • MongoDB
  • Algolia
  • Elastic Search

We use Vector Databases for best performance

  • Vector databases help you retrieve the most important segments of a document for an LLM.
  • Vector databases are central components of most LLM applications and are specialized databases designed for storing vectorized data (such as a document with its embeddings) and quickly retrieving the most relevant documents based on a query by identifying the embeddings that are most similar to that of the query

We Choose the appropriate type of (LLM) based on your requirements

  • Next, we would choose the appropriate LLM type based on your specific requirements and the nature of the chatbot application. There are different types of LLMs available, each with its strengths and capabilities.
  • OpanAI
  • Google AI
  • Anthropic
  • Azure OpenAI
  • Meta
  • Mistral
  • MosaicML
  • Replicate
  • HuggingFace
  • Bedrock-AWS
  • Google AI

We engineer potent AI assistants, enriched with a variety of plugins to augment their capabilities

LLMs can be augmented to interact with the outside world by accessing APIs to load data or take actions. 

  • SerpAPI
  • Shopify
  • Zapier Action
  • Gmail
  • Conversational form
  • Wolfram Alpha
  • Webscrapper
  • Google search
  • Custom Api
  • Table Analyser

The AI assistant can be integrated to:

1. Website integration: The chatbot could be embedded on a company’s website to provide 24/7 customer support and self-service options. This allows customers to get information or resolve issues without needing human agents.

2. Messaging platform integration: Integrating the chatbot with popular messaging apps like WhatsApp, Facebook Messenger, etc. allows customers to interact with the bot via their preferred platforms.

3. Internal systems integration: The chatbot can be integrated with internal systems like CRM, support ticketing tools, knowledge bases to retrieve customer data and provide personalized and context-aware responses.

4. Payment systems: Integration with payment gateways allows the chatbot to assist with tasks like taking payments, providing invoices/receipts, and handling refunds.

5. Enterprise software integration: Chatbots can integrate with enterprise systems like ERP, HRMS, etc. to automate tasks like providing employee benefits information, resolving payroll issues, filling complaints, etc.

6. IoT integration: In industrial environments, conversational AI can ingest data from IoT sensors and provide diagnostics or alerts when issues occur with connected devices or machines.

The core value propositions are enhanced customer and employee experience via 24/7 automated support, increased efficiency by handling high volumes of routine inquiries, and cost savings from reduced human support staffing requirements. The specific use cases would depend on the company’s needs.

We develop robust AI assistants integrated with advanced Document Readers for enhanced functionality and efficiency

Reading and aggregating data from a large document is a challenging task to perform using semantic search tooling

      Doc Q&A

Reads a data source and answers a question or aggregates information on it

    Summarizer

Reviews a data source and builds a summary of the content

    Transcriber

Reads a data source and transcribes it using user instructions

      Translator

Reads a data source and translates it from one language to another