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In2AI Conversation Assist

Conversation Assist is being developed to help structure important conversations, work with authorised information and support reviewable responses. Live Response Assist belongs to the same product family and remains subject to further evaluation. A prototype has been tested with demonstration data; device evaluation and permissions for real conversations remain separate requirements before customer use.

Current development status
Validated prototypeLimited testing with demonstration data. No live service or customer release is offered.
Commercial availability
Not yet commercially released
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Illustrative concept

Professional conversation / context concept

  1. Conversation context
  2. Relevant information
  3. Response support
  4. Human review

Illustrative environment · no connected conversation or retrieval service

Conversation assistance

Useful conversations. Reviewable responses.

  1. PreparationUnderstand the purpose
  2. Conversation notesKeep important information useful
  3. Relevant informationUse information with permission
  4. Supporting contextUnderstand what supports a response
  5. Response assistanceConsider a proposal
  6. Human reviewDecide what to rely on
  7. Source awarenessKeep supporting information visible
  8. Reviewable recordsReturn to the conversation later
Illustrative customer outcomes only. Live Response Assist belongs to this family and requires further evaluation before customer use.

Purpose

Turn important conversations into useful, reviewable information.

Business problem

Decisions and supporting information can be difficult to recover after conversations.

Customer value

Clearer conversation records and better supported follow-up.

Control and responsibility

People control recording, information access and use of proposed responses.

What sets the approach apart

  • Evidence-grounded assistance around the conversation.
  • People control recording, information access and use of proposed responses.

Current scope

Testing covers a limited prototype or concept with demonstration data. Broader capabilities and customer use require further evaluation.

Designed to keep evolving. Reserved architectural capacity for future capabilities. New modules require their own scope, evidence and authority.