Regulated mode, on by default
No assessing whether someone qualifies, no promised outcomes, and no implied professional relationship. Turning it off is a deliberate act by an owner.
Regulated professions
Say less, more carefully.
Law, healthcare and finance start with stricter guardrails switched on. The assistant explains the general principle and hands anything about one person’s own circumstances to a qualified human.
Regulated professions — a session or dashboard shot for this audience2000 × 1100
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- An assistant that sounds confident about something it should not answer.
- Prospective clients asking whether they qualify, in public, in chat.
- No record of what was said to whom.
What your account calls things
- You are the
- attorney
- Your organization is a
- firm
- Your subject areas are
- practice areas
- A conversion is a
- consultation
- Your button says
- Book a consultation
Stricter guardrails start switched on for this field.
What you get
Built around how you work.
Every answer cited
The assistant answers only from material you uploaded and names the document. Where your material is silent, it says so.
The private stays private
Scoring, reasoning and internal notes are host-only and never reach an attendee’s browser.
Questions
It adds rules the assistant cannot be talked out of: never state that someone qualifies or does not, never promise an outcome or timeline, never imply a professional relationship, and escalate anything time-sensitive to a human.
Yes. Each field starts with wording appropriate to it — legal, medical or financial — and you can rewrite it to match what your regulator expects.
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