What you can do

Ajutant is one governed platform that covers many problems. Here is what it does, framed by the work you are trying to get done. Each capability links to the how-to that shows you how to use it.

Projects and delivery

Getting a piece of work from a blank page to a finished, trustworthy output.

Draft and generate documents Turn a brief into a first draft, then a formatted document, without starting from scratch.

Answers grounded in your own knowledge Ask questions against your documents and get cited answers. See how grounding works in reference.

Build a purpose-built assistant with AI Describe the job and let Ajutant assemble an assistant, its knowledge, and its instructions.

Give an assistant the right knowledge Attach the documents and sources an assistant should reason over.

Draft in place with the Word add-in Work with Ajutant inside a Word document while you write.

Operations and service

Running the work that happens every day, at scale, without losing control.

Everyday chat and a shared inbox Ask, summarise, and reason day to day, with conversations organised in an inbox.

Forms and structured intake Collect the right information up front and hand it to an assistant or a workflow.

Tasks and automation Turn a repeatable job into a task an assistant runs, with review where it matters.

Connectors and tools Let an assistant reach the systems and data it needs to do real work.

The developer API Embed governed AI into your own applications through an OpenAI-compatible gateway.

Reporting and ROI See usage, cost, and value so you can show the return on your AI investment.

Safe to deploy across all of it

Every capability above runs inside the same governance: guardrails and PII redaction, role-based access, audit, approval and the kill switch, and control over model providers and regions. See security, privacy and governance for the full picture.