Your RAG bases

Selected corpora
Context retrieved
Protection to match
Bring your organisation’s knowledge together and put it to work through a multi-AI platform, keeping access, processing and budget under control.
Your answers are not only out on the internet. They are in your procedures, your files, your lessons learned and what your teams know.
You want to plug AI into your data while choosing what may be sent, to whom, within which framework and for what result.
RAG is what grounds the AI in your data: it searches for and prepares the knowledge a request needs. Multi-LLM lets you pick the model that suits the task, the users and your processing requirements.

Selected corpora
Context retrieved
Protection to match
Models chosen by
the operation, the users
and how sensitive the data is
Schematic view. The sources, models and processing available depend on the configuration. An external model may receive the context the answer requires.
The first two organise how AI searches and uses your knowledge. The third adds protection for identifying information. They answer different needs and can be combined, depending on what is available.
“I want to find the right information in my documents.”
The system searches the corpus for the relevant passages and uses them as context to draft an answer.
“I want to organise scattered knowledge and connect the ideas.”
An AI-assisted wiki approach structures the corpus into connected, summarised knowledge, with references to maintain and to check.
“I want to limit how much sensitive information is exposed.”
The protection mechanism identifies and replaces or encrypts the elements it covers before the intended processing. Its scope must be checked against your documents.
“Encrypted anonymisation” refers here to a protection mechanism whose scope must be specified. If the identifiers can be restored, this is reversible pseudonymisation. Encrypting storage, on its own, does not hide the content from the model.
The knowledge base remains your footing. You can choose different models to write, to summarise or to handle a sensitive context, among those available in your environment.
Expected quality, length of context, cost and speed.
Set which models and which bases each team may reach.
Choose the protections and where the processing happens.
Models allowed for preparing publications.
Trade corpus and human approval before sending.
Protected path or local processing, as your requirements demand.
An illustration of governance: which restrictions are possible per user and per operation must be confirmed in the configuration you settle on.
To know what you are really protecting when you plug AI into your data, you have to look at the whole path, from the document you import to the result you send on.
Check where it is stored, how documents are prepared, where generation happens and which tools receive the result.
Check the provider’s retention and reuse terms, particularly around training or improving models.
Decide which knowledge may feed an answer and which audiences may receive it.
A chatbot can pass on part of your expertise through its answers. Even without retraining the model, what is made reachable can be collected and reused. A dedicated public corpus, framed answers and access limits reduce that exposure without removing it.
Examine the security frameworkQuestion the documents, find a method, prepare a summary and share the references the work needs.
DécouvrirOpen a selected corpus to clients, partners or visitors. Each audience gets a scope of its own.
DécouvrirOne base to begin with, then others to separate departments or audiences. The Team plan follows that progression.
An agency or a trade adviser can support you at every step.
The principle of RAG is to search a corpus for knowledge and then hand context to a model. It does not require retraining that model. The provider’s processing and reuse terms still have to be checked.
They do not play the same role. Vector search and the wiki organise access to knowledge; the protection mechanism reduces how much of certain information is exposed. Which combinations actually apply depends on the configuration.
Separating the knowledge foundation from the models lets the corpus remain your footing. Compatibility and any processing adjustments have to be checked for each configuration.
An absolute guarantee would be misleading. What you can do is limit what is sent to providers and what is given away in answers, then set rights, reuse terms and access limits to match.