Source and fact record
Intake and access rules, a source and fact record, and a business profile.
Business facts
Give one named agent business facts with sources, owners, and review dates.
Planned service · Inquiries open · Scope and availability agreed together.
Services, policies, contacts, hours, and local terminology often exist in more than one place. This work extracts source-linked facts, handles conflict without hiding it, then tests source quality and actual retrieval separately.
A support, booking, or internal agent is inconsistent about business facts, or a team wants approved knowledge ready before a new agent. A well-maintained, correctly retrieved knowledge base may not need this work.
Intake and access rules, a source and fact record, and a business profile.
Conflict, gap, and stale-fact decisions that retain the original source history.
A retrieval test and acceptance record, with separate metrics where measured.
A maintenance handoff for the customer owner.
Illustrative example
A fictional repair business has a brochure and dated page that disagree about weekend hours. Both stay visible until the owner approves precedence; the old fact can leave active use without deleting source history. No agent is queried in this example.
No. This is private context for a named business or unit and named agent.
Only when access is clear and approved. Otherwise they remain excluded until the owner decides.
No. Source quality and retrieval are tested separately; unknowns and unresolved conflicts remain visible.
Scope, availability, timing, and price are agreed before work starts.
We can agree the scope before work begins.
Discuss a business profile