Start with what you know.
Your website, policies and product details. Bring the information that makes your business yours.
Built for a more useful agent webYour website.
Your website.
A clearer source
for agents.
Good answers start with good information. Give your business knowledge a place to stay clear, connected and ready for what comes next.
Early foundation. Built thoughtfully, one capability at a time.
One source. More possibility.
Your business knowledge
Sources + facts + context
ProductsPoliciesServices
THE INFORMATION LAYER
Connected. Traceable.
Ready to be understood.
One maintained source for future agent experiences.
CONCEPT PREVIEW · NOT LIVE AGENT ACTIVITY
What Orama does
Verified sources today.
Clearly labeled plans for the rest.
Available now Live
Live verified websites and pages
Verify a website you control, then bring its pages in as sources. Verification proves control of the exact hostname only. It is not legal ownership and not an endorsement.
Owner-provided Markdown documents
Add Markdown documents you write and own, such as policies or product details, and keep them alongside your verified pages.
On the roadmap
- Planned
Registry
A public place to discover verified sources.
- Planned
JSON graph
Your facts as structured, connected data.
- Planned
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A question endpoint that answers from your sources.
- Planned
Agent actions
Things agents can do for your business, with your say.
The approach
Less scattered information.
More useful understanding.
Give your facts a home.
Keep sources, context and corrections together in one maintained information layer.
Make the next answer better.
The vision: useful answers for agents, and a clearer view of the information your customers need.
Why it matters
Organized information is practical on its own.
Before anything else, a business benefits from knowing what it says about itself. That is the foundation we are starting with.
One place for the facts
Hours, services, policies and product details stop living in scattered documents and old pages.
Fewer conflicting answers
When details are kept together, it is easier to spot what is out of date and correct it once.
Context stays attached
Keep the source and the reasoning next to each fact, so your team can see where it came from.
Less repeated explaining
Clear, organized information means fewer times your team rewrites the same answer by hand.
Ready for what comes next
Well-kept information is a stronger starting point for future ways of sharing your business.
Yours to maintain
You decide what to include and keep it current as your business changes.
Start with the foundation