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BilgeQor

Internal Knowledge Assistant Sprint

From A$12,500~US$8,700Reference date: 9 Oct 2026 · Local price is authoritative; this is not a payment or settlement rate.

Buyer outcome

A scoped internal knowledge assistant — configured with documented data boundaries, permission-limited model access, and clear source attribution — for Australian business teams that need controlled internal knowledge retrieval without exposing sensitive data to unscoped model access. Written scope confirmed before any proposal, deposit, or payment link.

Why permission-limited knowledge retrieval matters for Australian teams

Internal knowledge assistants that are configured without documented source boundaries create a common risk: model access drifts beyond what was intended, sensitive documents become retrievable by users who should not have access, and there is no written record of what the assistant can and cannot surface. For Australian teams handling internal IP, customer records, or employee data, undocumented knowledge access creates accountability gaps.

This sprint addresses over-broad knowledge source scope, missing permission boundaries at the retrieval layer, no documented data exclusions, unclear attribution when the assistant surfaces internal content, and knowledge assistants deployed without written records of what they can access and for whom.

BilgeQor's knowledge assistant sprint is built around documented source boundaries, permission-limited model access, clear attribution controls, and written handoff — so your assistant operates within defined, auditable limits from the start.

Scope drivers

Number and type of knowledge sources in scope — documents, wikis, internal databases
Data sensitivity — internal policy, customer records, operational data, IP
Permission boundary requirements — who can access what
Required response controls and output review requirements
Existing infrastructure — SharePoint, Confluence, Google Drive, custom databases
Required handoff documentation depth

Ideal for

  • Australian professional services, legal, consulting, and operations teams with large internal knowledge bases
  • Product and engineering teams building internal documentation retrieval for staff
  • Businesses that need controlled AI knowledge access with clear data boundaries
  • Teams that have tried general-purpose AI tools and need permission-limited alternatives for sensitive content
  • Operations leaders who need written documentation of what the assistant can and cannot access

What is included

  • Scoped knowledge assistant configuration
  • Documented data source boundaries
  • Permission-limited model access controls
  • Source attribution controls
  • Access role configuration
  • Integration testing within confirmed scope
  • Written handoff documentation and review call

What is not included

  • Unlimited data sources beyond confirmed scope
  • Full enterprise knowledge management system build
  • Legal advice or Privacy Act compliance certification
  • Essential Eight certification or IRAP assessment
  • Guaranteed retrieval accuracy across all document types
  • Ongoing support beyond handoff period
  • Payment or checkout before scope is confirmed in writing

Delivery process

1

Scope intake

Confirm knowledge sources, data types, permission boundaries, access roles, and retrieval requirements in writing before any configuration work begins.

2

Source boundary mapping

Map which knowledge sources are in scope, what data is excluded, and how permission limits are enforced at the model access layer.

3

Assistant configuration and testing

Configure the knowledge assistant with documented boundaries, test retrieval against confirmed scope, and validate permission controls.

4

Handoff and documentation

Deliver written documentation covering source boundaries, permission design, access roles, and recommended maintenance and update procedures.

Representative deliverable

Configured Internal Knowledge Assistant + Source Boundary Documentation + Permission Design Map

All AI services are request-first. Scope is confirmed in writing before any payment, deposit, or implementation commitment.

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