Ask the workspace anything.
The Assistant knows every file, every requirement, and every rule — and answers within each user's role and authority.
What it is
The Assistant is the front door to the whole system. It knows every file, requirement, rule, and deadline in your workspace — and answers in plain language, with the evidence linked. Ask where a file is stuck, why a requirement exists, or what's at risk this week. Tell it to chase a document, reassign an operation, or brief you every morning. It's the colleague who has read everything.
- Answers"Where is Lauren's file stuck?" — answered instantly, with the evidence linked.
- CoordinatesAssign work, chase items, and kick off operations in plain language.
- ScopedA recruiter, specialist, and executive see the same interface with different authority.
How it works
01
Ask
Any question about any file, requirement, facility rule, or deadline — in plain language, in the app or by text.
02
Grounded
Answers come from your workspace's actual state and knowledge — every claim links to its source.
03
Act
"Chase Lauren's TB result" or "start the Riverside placement" — instructions become work for the agent team.
04
Within authority
Every answer and action is scoped to the asking user's role. No one sees or does more than they're allowed to.
What's inside
File intelligence
"What's blocking the St. Vincent starts next week?" — answered across every file at once.
Requirement explainers
Why does this facility need a second TB step? The Assistant cites the rule and its source.
Plain-language commands
Kick off operations, reassign work, and set reminders without touching a form.
Morning briefings
A daily digest of what cleared, what stalled, and what needs a decision today.
Role-based authority
Recruiters, specialists, admins, and executives share one interface with different access.
Everywhere you work
In the app, by email, or by text — the Assistant meets your team where they already are.
Questions
What can the AI Assistant answer?
Anything grounded in your workspace: file status and blockers, requirement rules and their sources, deadlines and risk, candidate history, and cross-file questions like "which files are waiting on background checks this week?" Every answer links to its evidence.
Can the Assistant take actions, not just answer?
Yes — within the asking user's authority. It can start operations, chase documents, reassign work, and set follow-ups. Actions outside the user's role, and irreversible steps, route through the same policy gates as everything else.
How is access controlled?
Authority is computed per user from role, tenant, and policy. The same question from a recruiter and an admin can return different scopes — the application layer, not the model, decides what each person can see and do.
See it work a real file.
Thirty minutes, one placement, worked live — start to submit-ready.