Press Ctrl+J, or click Ask at the top of the sidebar. Auto is already selected.
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Ask your question
Leave the source on Assuric Docs, the default. For example:
What does our Information Security Policy say about how often it is reviewed, and which version is currently approved?
Click Send.
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Read the answer and its sources
The answer names the approved version and its approval date, and lists the document it used under Sources. Click the document to open it beside the chat, with the cited passages highlighted and a list of citations to jump between.
An answer drawn from the Information Security Policy. The source is listed below the reply.
To change your hazard log or work through a questionnaire, choose the Hazard Log Assistant or Questionnaire Assistant mode instead.
Choose Web in the source picker under the message box. It replaces Assuric Docs, because you choose one source at a time.
With the source set to Web, the reply lists the pages it drew on under Web Sources.
Web answers come from pages outside Assuric, so check them against the official source. For a regulator’s requirements, that’s the regulator’s own page.
Think reasons through the question before it replies. It’s off until you click it, then turns violet. Use it for harder questions, such as mapping one policy to several frameworks.
+ adds something to work with: Upload file, Add document or Add evidence.
Every conversation is saved in Chat History on the left of the chat. Open one to go back to it, or click New Chat. Each chat is titled for you; its options let you Rename or Delete it.
