Alessia is an AI assistant trained on your technical documentation: catalogs, IOMs, cut sheets, cross-references, and application notes. Your sales, service, and engineering teams get accurate answers in seconds instead of digging through PDF folders.
After you get in touch, our team reaches out within one business day to schedule onboarding. Depending on document volume and complexity, most teams are live within 2–3 days.
Manufacturers and distributors with deep product knowledge trapped in documentation: process instrumentation, manufacturing, distribution, valves, pumps, and similar technical industries. If your team lives in spec sheets and manuals, Alessia fits.
No heavy IT project. You upload documents (or share them securely with our team), we configure Alessia for your products and terminology, and your users access it through a web interface. We walk you through the whole process.
Catalogs, installation and operation manuals (IOMs), cut sheets, competitive cross-reference guides, application notes, bulletins, and similar technical PDFs. If your team relies on it today, we can likely train Alessia on it.
Only from the documents you upload. Alessia does not search the open web or blend in other customers’ data. Responses are grounded in your library so teams can trust what they share with customers.
Yes. Sales, inside sales, customer service, and field service can all query the same knowledge base. Capacity scales by users and document volume. Contact us to find the right fit.
Alessia is designed to stay within your documentation. If the answer is not in your library, it should say so rather than invent specs. You can add or update documents anytime, and we help tune responses during onboarding.
Yes. Documents are encrypted in transit and at rest. Your library is isolated to your organization, never sold, and never used to train public AI models. Read more on our Security page.
No. We do not sell or license your documentation. Alessia answers only from your uploaded content in your dedicated environment.
Absolutely. We regularly sign NDAs and can work under enterprise data-handling terms. Contact us to start a security review.
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