Curated collections
Load reviewed product or policy articles instead of unrestricted internet content.
The shared knowledge engine lets ASL products use curated English and Spanish help collections with source authority, audience visibility, conversation context, and evidence-first abstention.
A generic chatbot can sound confident while inventing an answer or revealing material the user should not see. The ASL Knowledge Engine answers from an allowlisted collection and audience, preserves source context, and returns no authorized evidence when the corpus cannot support the question.
Load reviewed product or policy articles instead of unrestricted internet content.
Maintain connected translations with shared version and source identity.
Separate public, client, staff, and specialized guidance.
Use limited prior turns to understand follow-up questions without accepting authorization from the browser.
Return grounded guidance linked to the approved collection.
Say when no authorized evidence is available rather than filling the gap.
Select public, customer, or workforce material and the authoritative source for each article.
Create bilingual pairs, visibility rules, version identifiers, evaluation questions, and prohibited disclosures.
Register the product, test real questions and refusals, then update through reviewed releases.
The engine does not let a request choose its own role, tenant, or hidden collection. Content is curated and deployment-controlled. It should answer product questions without publishing credentials, operational secrets, proprietary architecture, or unsupported legal and clinical conclusions.
No. The documented service answers from curated collections.
The product promise is grounded help; implementations can use deterministic retrieval and reviewed content without exposing a token-based dependency to the user.
No. Audience and collection authorization are server-controlled.
It returns an insufficient or no-authorized-evidence result.
Yes, after a reviewed collection, registration, and acceptance tests are added.
Capabilities reflect the documented Auto Secure Login platform as of August 4, 2026. Availability and onboarding requirements vary by product and organization.
We will map your current workflow, identify the smallest responsible pilot, and document the controls and acceptance criteria before expansion.