AI assistant

Just ask

"How many actions are overdue at Riverside?" is a question, not a report request. The assistant answers from your workspace’s own records, respects your permissions, and replies wherever you asked — web or WhatsApp.

Included free — like the rest of the platform.

How it works

  1. 1

    Ask in your own words

    Type it or dictate it. No query language, no report builder — the question you would ask a colleague.

  2. 2

    Get a scoped answer

    Answers come from your organisation’s data and nothing else, filtered by your own permissions. Confidential records stay confidential — counted where appropriate, never quoted.

  3. 3

    Act on it

    Answers link into the records they describe, so "show me the overdue ones" ends on the register, not in a transcript.

  4. 4

    Take it to WhatsApp

    Message the assistant on WhatsApp and get the same scoped answers. The sender is matched to their account, and every inbound message is signature-verified.

What it does

On every page

The assistant travels with you through the app — one bubble, always in reach.

The WhatsApp channel

No app to open, no dashboard to learn: answers in the chat your team already uses.

Permission-aware

The assistant sees what you see — no more. Access control applies to questions exactly as it applies to screens.

Voice input

Dictate the question when your hands are full or the gloves are on.

Answers with sources

Numbers come from the same registers the screens show — not a parallel universe of AI figures.

Builds dashboards too

On the paid add-on, the same conversation can compose a saved, refinable dashboard.

Your operations, one message away

The people who most need the numbers are the least likely to open a dashboard.

  • Sender matched to their account; answers scoped to their organisation
  • Every inbound message signature-verified
  • The same assistant, in the app and in the chat

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