From what your team knows.
To what your AI can use.

Follow one business task from an unwritten rule to reviewed context, selected tools and the next change. Explore the five steps below.

Choose your starting point

Already have approved meaning? Start with a versioned handoff to another permitted tool.

Semanity / Customer onboardingIllustrative example · Product in development

04 / Use & verify

A delivered file is only the beginning.

Your team

Choose the receiving tools and try the agreed task questions with the approved context.

Semanity’s intended role

Semanity would serve a permitted package and help check context versions, expected answers and unsupported semantics.

A portable package and task checks

Illustrative checks

Two selected consumers. The same approved rule. Separate evidence of use.

AI assistant: Check the retrieved version and answer
Internal service: Check the consumed version and rule
Unknown setup status: Ask for clarification; do not invent completion

What would the pilot check?

Illustrative test cases, not executed results.

Sandbox workspace: exclude it under this rule.
Missing setup status: ask for clarification.
Unauthorized consumer: deny restricted context.
Version not observed: keep its use unverified.

An imagined end-to-end workflow. Source access, exports, delivery and checks are in development and agreed per pilot.

Frame the task. Your Data or AI lead chooses one task, one domain owner and the tools that need context. Semanity would keep the scope, intended consumers and success questions together.

Gather knowledge. Share authorized excerpts and explain the rules your team currently carries in its heads. Semanity would draft candidate context, link sources and ask a focused question where evidence is missing.

Review & approve. The domain owner resolves the missing rule and approves its scope. Technical reviewers check the representation. Semanity would preserve the decision, sources, permissions and an immutable context version.

Use & verify. Choose the receiving tools and try the agreed task questions with the approved context. Semanity would serve a permitted package and help check context versions, expected answers and unsupported semantics.

Keep it current. When policy changes, the owner reviews the proposed revision and affected uses. Semanity would flag changes, gaps and contradictions, then help verify each selected consumer after publication.

What the team keeps

A rule you can inspect.
A package you can reuse.

A rule travels with its scope, source, owner and version. The proposed package can be read by people and adapted for permitted tools.

Illustrative format. No live endpoint or compatibility guarantee.

Illustrative version 1 / Customer onboarding

Who needs a follow-up?

Follow up seven calendar days after signup if setup is incomplete. Exclude sandbox workspaces.

Source: Synthetic existing onboarding model, revision A
Owner role: Customer Success lead
Audience: Authorized Customer Success consumers

Setup status missing? Ask. Do not infer an answer.

Start with a bounded pilot

One useful task.
A foundation you can inspect.

Agree the sources, owner, consumers and checks before sharing company information.

Discuss a pilot Find your starting point