“Our information is everywhere.”
The site’s pages, the sales documents and the meeting notes do not always tell the same story.
Where you come in
Selecting the right references and identifying what needs updating.
Web & communication agenciesYou know their content.
You know their content.
Become their bearing on AI.
Becoming an AI partner agency starts from what you already have: your clients’ sites, documents and brand story.
Extending your expertiseFor an AI partner agency, the website
For an AI partner agency, the website
is only a starting point.
You know your clients’ offers, audiences and goals. That understanding still matters when they want to use AI: which sources to choose, which answers to expect, which content to make reachable?
Narratheque provides an environment for organising knowledge and putting it to work with several models. Your agency brings the scoping, the delivery and the follow-up that make that environment useful.
Your existing relationship
Site · Content · Brand · Goals
A knowledge base
Sources selected and organised
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Client needs
Difficulties every AI partner agency already recognises.
“Everyone uses their own AI.”
Practices scatter and staff do not know which content they are allowed to use.
Where you come in
Defining uses, a documentary scope and shared rules.
“We keep answering the same questions.”
Visitors or teams go looking for information that is already available.
Where you come in
Preparing a chatbot or an assistant from the reference answers.
“We have content, but little time.”
The material exists, but reusing it for a campaign or a summary takes work.
Where you come in
Building an editorial base and instructions that fit the brand.
Four ways in
Use cases an AI partner agency knows how to present.
Example engagements, to adapt to your speciality and to each organisation’s context.
01
A chatbot on the site
- Starting sources
- Service pages, FAQ, product sheets and current terms.
- The agency’s work
- Selecting the public corpus, configuring the chatbot, integration and testing.
- The result sought
- A visitor finds information about an offer without going through every page.
Plan for unanswered questions and a way to reach the team.
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A brand editorial base
- Starting sources
- Positioning, offers, testimonials, brand guidelines and approved content.
- The agency’s work
- Organising the references and preparing writing instructions.
- The result sought
- The team drafts a newsletter or a post from its own knowledge.
What is produced is reviewed before publication.
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Internal document search
- Starting sources
- Procedures, meeting notes, training materials and documentation.
- The agency’s work
- Choosing the scope, filing the sources and checking access rights.
- The result sought
- A colleague asks a question and finds the relevant procedure.
Keep internal documents apart from sources shared with the public.
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A specialised trade assistant
- Starting sources
- Methods, templates and documents a recurring task needs.
- The agency’s work
- Defining the mission, the steps and the expected result.
- The result sought
- An assistant guides the preparation of a meeting or the drafting of a summary.
Test the scenario on real cases and keep human approval.
Explore this use caseThe rolesHow the roles are shared
How the roles are shared
with an AI partner agency.
Your AI partner agency
- Understand the need and choose the first use case.
- Organise the content and configure the journey.
- Support the onboarding and the follow-up.
Narratheque
- Provide the bases, the models and the features available.
- Document the product and discuss how it is put in place.
- Look into specific technical needs.
Your client
- Name the reliable sources and who owns them.
- Approve the access rights and the answers expected.
- Test the uses and rule on how they develop.
The scope of services, support and responsibilities is settled together when the partnership begins.
From pilot to follow-up
An AI partner agency’s rollout, in four steps.
- 01
Frame a first need
Choose a pilot client and a precise task. Identify the users, the constraints and the priority questions.
By the end of this stepA scope and success criteria. - 02
Prepare the sources
Take stock of the content, remove pointless duplicates, spot the old versions and set the access rights.
By the end of this stepA reference corpus approved by the client. - 03
Configure and test
Create the base, prepare the chatbot or the assistant and put the answers against real questions.
By the end of this stepA tested use case, with the corrections to make. - 04
Launch and support
Train the users, identify the content to maintain and set up a regular review of needs.
By the end of this stepAn owner, a follow-up method and a prioritised next step.
Your service offering
An AI partner agency’s services, easy to explain.
Examples of commercial structure: your agency defines its own services and terms.
An initial engagement
Diagnosing the need, preparing the corpus, configuration and testing.
What you frame
A defined scope, deliverables and onboarding.
Follow-up over time
Reviewing content, adjusting instructions and helping adoption.
What you frame
A frequency, a volume of work and explicit responsibilities.
Targeted extensions
Another team, a separate base, an assistant or an integration.
What you frame
A new need approved before the project widens.
Subscription and services:
two legible items.
The subscription gives access to the platform. Your services cover the support work. Any commission, what it is based on and how it is paid are set out in the partner agreement.
An example first projectFrom redesigning a site
From redesigning a site
to a service that carries on.
An illustrative scenario
A client keeps getting the same requests.
You have just reworked their service pages. They make a first corpus for a public chatbot.
You select the content, check the answers to the common questions, then add the chatbot. The follow-up consists of spotting what is missing and getting the client to fill it in.
What to check together
- Do the priority questions get a correct answer?
- Are the references current?
- Does the visitor know how to reach a person?
- Who will keep the content current after launch?
Frequently asked questions
What you want to know about the AI partner agency role.
Do I have to be a developer to become a partner?
Scoping, organising the sources and configuring the uses draw first on what you know about the client. A specific integration may call for technical skills: its scope is assessed separately.
Can I start with a single client?
A first, limited project is a good way to test your method. Choose a simple need, sources that are available, and someone able to approve the results.
What revenue can the partnership generate?
You can offer setup, follow-up and new engagements. Commission on subscriptions depends on the terms agreed with Narratheque. No level of revenue is guaranteed.
How do we protect the client's information?
Set the access rights, keep internal and public corpora apart, and check the processing tied to the models used. Those choices are approved with the client before the rollout.
Is there a white-label offer?
The programme as it stands does not include a standard white-label offer. Particular needs are discussed with the team.
What should we prepare for our first meeting?
Introduce your agency, the kind of clients you support and an example of a concrete need. A few representative sources and the client’s questions will help frame the project.
Which first project for your AI partner agency?
Let us start from your clients, your expertise and one useful case.
