Tour 01
Enterprise knowledge
Find an approved policy, retrieve relevant context and prepare a useful answer.
Take this tourProduct tour
Explore four practical ways to use Pūnaha
Each tour follows information from a real type of starting point through search, AI assistance, human judgement and a useful next step. They show product flexibility, not customer case studies.
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Follow the workflow
Explore your use case
Choose a route
The same building blocks can support different work
The four tours use different knowledge, models and review points while keeping the underlying process understandable.
Tour 02
Regulated research
Gather evidence, use AI assistance and keep a subject-matter reviewer at the decision point.
Take this tourTour 03
Flexible AI workflow
Use local and external model deployments at different stages, then merge the results.
Take this tourTour 04
Customer support
Retrieve approved guidance and prepare a response for a person to review before use.
Take this tourWhat to notice
Choice remains visible throughout the process
Knowledge choice
A workflow retrieves from the approved knowledge store for that process.
Model choice
Each model step refers to a supported local or external deployment selected for the task.
Human choice
Approval can pause the workflow when a person needs to review or decide.
Deployment choice
The platform can run on customer-controlled infrastructure or in Pūnaha Cloud.
Product tour questions
Are these customer case studies?
No. They are product tours based on representative workflow patterns. Pūnaha does not currently present public customer case studies or invented results.
Can a private demo use a different workflow?
Yes. The public tours explain common patterns. A private demonstration can focus on the sources, model choices, review points and outcome you want to evaluate.
Do all workflows need human approval?
No. Approval is available when the process requires human judgement. A workflow can also continue automatically where that is suitable and governed.
Ready to use your own process as the tour?
Tell us what people need to find, which systems or models are involved, and where a decision needs to be made.