Building-code questions

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Type or dictate the question and choose where to search. The answer cites the documents it comes from, and every source takes you to the document. When nothing supports an answer, it says so instead of answering.

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The regulation documents and, inside a project, its issued actas and its suppliers' quotes too.
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Every answer cites the documents it comes from. When nothing supports an answer, it tells you instead of answering.
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What minimum height should a terrace railing have?

Searching the corpus…Reading the sources…Writing the answer…Answered

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· p. 14
· p. 22

p. 14

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No sources, no answer
Every answer cites at least one source. A sentence that cites a source not among those found is dropped before you see it.
When nothing supports it, it says so
When the documents do not support the question, it is marked “No support found” instead of being answered without sources.
The project's data, and nothing else
Inside a project, it can also search its issued actas and its suppliers' quotes once they have been processed. No other project data goes into the search.
Dictation does not count
Each question counts as one of your plan's AI questions. Dictating it does not: the transcript lands in the box so you can correct it before sending.

Frequently asked questions

Which regulations can I ask about?

Those in the documents of ArquiFlow's corpus. Before asking, you see the list and choose where to search, and the answer cites only the sources you chose.

Can I rely on the answer?

It helps you find and read the regulations; it does not replace your professional judgement. That is why every answer cites its sources and takes you to the original text so you can check it.

Which project data does it search?

Only its issued actas and its suppliers' quotes, once they have been processed. When you ask, you decide whether to include them.

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Good to know

No sources, no answer

Every answer cites at least one source. A sentence that cites a source not among those found is dropped before you see it.

When nothing supports it, it says so

When the documents do not support the question, it is marked “No support found” instead of being answered without sources.

The project's data, and nothing else

Inside a project, it can also search its issued actas and its suppliers' quotes once they have been processed. No other project data goes into the search.

Dictation does not count

Each question counts as one of your plan's AI questions. Dictating it does not: the transcript lands in the box so you can correct it before sending.