Copilot: Ask in Arabic, get the figure with its source
The copilot answers from your own tools, within your permissions, and cites every figure. When it suggests an action you confirm it; when it drafts a reply to a customer, a person reviews it before it’s sent.
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What this area does
- Answers with their sources
- A morning briefing
- Actions only when you confirm
- Drafts a person reviews
- Document reading
- Your company’s approved knowledge
Which plans include it
Answers with their sources
Every figure in an answer comes from a record you can open, and the copilot sees only what your permissions let you see.
A morning briefing
Findings worked out from your records by fixed rules, not a language model, with a short briefing over them and suggested questions.
Actions only when you confirm
If the copilot proposes a change, nothing happens until you confirm it, and everything is logged.
Drafts a person reviews
A reply to a customer or a package listing arrives as a versioned draft that a person reviews and approves — nothing is published directly.
Document reading
Passports, IDs, visas, insurance, tickets and hotel vouchers are read into their fields for a person to check — the passport’s machine-readable zone is read on the platform itself.
Your company’s approved knowledge
The procedures, policies and FAQs you approve, with your live website and published packages, in one index the copilot searches.
Screens show sample data.
Step by step
How it works
Who it’s for: Managers and heads of department who need a quick answer, and the customer-service team that writes replies.
Ask in Arabic
About rooms, bookings or payments, in your own words.
It looks within your permissions
It answers from your company’s tools and approved knowledge, and sees only what you can see.
The figure comes with its source
Every figure in an answer comes from a record you can open.
Actions wait for your confirmation
If it proposes a change, nothing happens until you confirm, and everything is logged.
A person reviews every draft
A reply to a customer or a package listing arrives as a versioned draft that a person reviews and approves; nothing is published directly.
An example
A day in the season
In the morning the operations manager opens the briefing: findings worked out from the company’s records by fixed rules, and suggested questions to follow up.
They ask, “How many rooms are free in our Madinah hotels on Thursday night?” The answer comes from the allotments themselves, with the figure’s source.
The copilot drafts a reply to a customer’s enquiry; it reaches the customer-service officer as a draft, who edits and approves it before it’s sent.
An illustration: the names and numbers are made up.
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Common questions
Can the copilot change data on its own?
No. It proposes and you confirm. Anything it writes arrives as a draft for a person to review.
Does the copilot see all of the company’s data?
No. It works with the permissions of the person asking, so it sees only what that person sees.
Does the copilot read documents?
Yes. Passports, IDs, visas, insurance, tickets and hotel vouchers are read into their fields for a person to check.
Where does the copilot learn our policies?
From the procedures, policies and FAQs your company approves, plus your live website and published packages, in one index it searches.
Is what the copilot does logged?
Yes. Every action a user confirms is logged, and drafts keep their versions.
Book a demo
Want to see this area with your own data?
Tell us what matters to you in the request, and we’ll start the demo there.
What happens next
- We call you to pick a time that suits your team
- A demo on packages and hotels like yours
- The plan that fits — or a scoped Odoo proposal