Policy Knowledge Assistant

Answer internal policy and product questions from approved sources, scoped to each role.

What It Does

The agent answers from your approved policy and product documents only, cites the source section, and scopes answers by the asker's role. Every query is logged.Without it: Front-line teams ping compliance for answers that exist in policy documents nobody can find quickly.

  • Answers carry the policy version and effective date, not just the section
  • Where two approved documents conflict, both are shown rather than one picked
  • Jurisdiction-specific rules are selected from the asker's own entity and region
  • Repeat questions surface to compliance as a signal the policy reads unclearly

Illustrative example

A relationship manager in the Singapore branch asks whether a non-resident client can open a multi-currency account on a certified passport copy alone. The agent answers from the KYC standard v4.2, effective March 2026, cites the section requiring a second proof of address for non-residents, and notes that the retail onboarding guide still carries the old single-document rule. The RM gets the answer and the conflict, and takes the discrepancy to compliance.

Reads

Policy library

Versions, effective dates

Product documentation

Product rules, sometimes stale

IdP

Role, entity, region

Runs

Policy knowledge assistant

Suggest

Starts when

Someone asks a policy or product question

How far it goes

it proposes, and a person approves before anything commits

Never

OPINION: enforced below the model, not asked of it

Produces

Answer

Cited to a section

Access

Scoped to the role

Query log

Written per question

Policy knowledge assistant. Reads Policy library, Versions, effective dates; Product documentation, Product rules, sometimes stale; IdP, Role, entity, region. Suggest autonomy: it proposes, and a person approves before anything commits. It never opinion. Produces Answer Cited to a section; Access Scoped to the role; Query log Written per question.

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