Every answer cites its source
Customers can check what they are told, and your team can audit it, because each answer links to the passage it came from.
Sourceteller turns a business’s own website and documents into an assistant that answers customers — on the website, the phone line and Telegram — and attaches the source to every answer.
The problem was easy to see: businesses answer the same questions all day — in Bangla, in English and in a mix of both, by chat and by phone. The AI chatbots on offer tended to sound confident while making things up, and almost none showed where an answer came from.
So the rule was set on day one: answer only from the business’s own material, attach the source to every answer, and say so plainly when the answer isn’t there. Everything else — the phone line, Telegram, the share link and QR code, pricing by the answer instead of by the month — grew from making that rule useful to small businesses.
Customers can check what they are told, and your team can audit it, because each answer links to the passage it came from.
When your material doesn’t cover a question, the assistant says so and points to a person, instead of inventing a policy.
Each business’s material is kept separate from every other’s and is never used to train AI models.
Pay for answers, not seats or subscriptions. Credits never expire, and you can cap what you spend each day.
That is the whole evaluation. If the answer comes back in your customer’s language with the right passage attached, you already know whether this works for you.
No card · credits never expire · every language from day one