Put a ReadyIntelligence assistant inside the software your members and customers already use: wearing your brand, signed in as your users and answering from your data. They get a smarter product, and you get there without building or running the AI yourself.
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Build the assistant into your own application: docked as a panel beside your screens, filling a space on a dashboard or taking over a page of its own. It lives in your interface, so your users never have to leave what they're doing.
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Give it your product's name, colours and type, and the voice your users know. Match your design system exactly, or let it pick up your look automatically. Your users see your product, not ours.
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Your users are already signed in to your product, so the assistant is too. Hand it a signed token from your application, or connect your identity provider, and every conversation runs as a known user, with the permissions to match.
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Connect the assistant to your product's API and it can look things up for the person asking: their bookings, their courses, their open tickets. Each call carries that user's own access, so they only ever see what's theirs.
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Put a chat button, a quick-ask box or a set of suggested prompts wherever they fit in your interface. Each opens the assistant with the right question already asked, so help is always one click from where it's needed.
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Skip building and maintaining an AI stack of your own. Your content becomes its knowledge through the REST API, and ReadyIntelligence takes care of the models, the indexing and the safeguards while you get on with your product.
A few of the ways software teams put ReadyIntelligence to work inside their own products.
Learning platforms put a tutor beside every module that answers from the course material and knows how far each learner has got.
Membership and CRM systems let members ask about renewals, CPD and benefits, and get answers from their own record.
Events apps answer questions about sessions, speakers and venues, so delegates find their way without queuing at the help desk.
Community platforms surface the answer already sitting in past discussions and resources, before the same question is asked again.
Publishers turn standards, guidance and research into a subscriber assistant that shows the exact clause behind every answer.
Agencies and software partners give each of their clients an assistant of their own, with its own branding, knowledge and users.
Yes. Give the assistant your own name, colours, fonts and greeting, and turn off the “Powered by ReadyIntelligence” footer. Your users only ever see your product.
No. The assistant renders in its own sealed-off layer, so your stylesheets can't reach in and its styles can't leak out. The only thing your CSS touches is the space you give it.
No. Pass the assistant a signed token from your application, or connect your OpenID Connect identity provider, and your users are signed in to it automatically. You choose whether it's for signed-in users only, guests as well, or everyone.
Yes. Connect it to your product's API, or import an OpenAPI description, and it can look things up for the person asking. With single sign-on, each call carries that user's own access, so they only see what they're allowed to.
Very little to get started: allow your domain, add one line of script and the assistant is live. Docking it into your layout, adding web components or connecting your API can follow whenever you're ready, and our team can help along the way.