Conflicting versions
The product brief changed, while the sales playbook and an AI still quote the old rule.
Govern the facts, sources, versions, and permissions used by AI. The system detects changes and conflicts, people make the final call, and every AI receives trusted knowledge safely.
Enterprise minimum: 10 seats Annual contracts are supported. The rule takes effect July 20.
The old sales playbook still states a 20-seat minimum. The conflicting source is located.
REF · SALES-V2Product brief v3.2 · Verified source
HUMAN CONFIRMEDCiteKB turns scattered documents, notes, conversations, and business data into shared knowledge that people can confirm, trace, and control.
CiteKBThe human-governed knowledge layer
People confirm important changesAI inference never quietly becomes fact
As teams adopt multiple AI systems, hidden version and permission problems in document management are amplified quickly.
The product brief changed, while the sales playbook and an AI still quote the old rule.
Without an owner or effective date, outdated knowledge keeps entering new answers.
An answer may sound right while no one knows its source or version.
Sensitive knowledge may be reused across the wrong AI, team, or customer project.
The system imports, understands, connects, and recommends. People decide what is current fact and which AI systems may use it.
Connect documents, web pages, notes, AI conversations, and business data while preserving original sources.
Identify entities, facts, relationships, versions, and effective dates instead of merely chunking text.
Continuously detect conflicts, stale records, duplicates, missing evidence, and access anomalies.
Compare sources and versions, then decide which changes enter trusted knowledge.
Serve consistent knowledge through MCP or APIs, with every query and access decision recorded.
Three core interfaces form one closed loop: review change, understand relationships, and let every AI use the same result.
Review inboxCHANGE INBOX
05Conflicts, stale records, duplicates, missing evidence, and access anomalies enter one review queue instead of becoming facts automatically.
Knowledge graphRELATIONS & EVIDENCE
2,418Explore connections among facts, sources, people, projects, and AI systems, then trace how each conclusion was formed.
AI accessACCESS & AUDIT
LIVEClaude asks for minimum seatsReturns: 10 seats · Product brief v3
AllowedCursor asks for authentication architectureReturns 4 records · 2 sources
AllowedChatGPT asks for customer pricingOutside its access scope; sensitive data withheld
BlockedConnect Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, and internal agents, with a record of what knowledge each system used and when.
The free diagnosis is not a standalone consulting service. It is the first step toward a product pilot: confirm that the problem is real, frequent, and worth solving before testing the loop with redacted data.
In 30 minutes, map where knowledge comes from, which AI systems use it, and the latest failure.
Identify the most important gaps across versions, sources, ownership, and access boundaries.
Receive a one-page summary of the current state, priorities, and whether a redacted-data pilot is worthwhile.
The diagnosis does not invent “AI insights.” It puts your actual workflow, risk evidence, and next options on one page.
Knowledge-flow mapSee how knowledge actually moves across documents, conversations, databases, and AI systems
Risk prioritiesSeparate occasional friction from issues already creating business consequences
Pilot recommendationIf it is worth continuing, define a minimal test with 5–10 redacted documents
Sales proposals, customer answers, and three AI connections are using different versions.
If this product loop matches your situation, share the basics. We will first assess the fit, then schedule a 30-minute online conversation.