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The case, in one paragraph.
Every organization runs on judgment held by a handful of people, almost none of it written down. They are interrupted constantly, newer staff stay blocked, and the day one of them leaves the business quietly loses something it cannot buy back. A Digital Protégé is a voice AI built from one specific person's knowledge. It answers in their framing, credits them by name, and escalates to them rather than guessing at the edge of what it knows. The senior gets fewer interruptions; the junior gets more access. Neither has to lose for the other to win.
Evidence.
Independent of our own deployments: an engineering firm reported cutting new-engineer ramp from six months to about one. Across real sessions on our platform, 88% are assessed as high satisfaction and about 6% of questions escalate to the human rather than being answered.
How a deployment runs.
Pricing.
Annual prepay 17% off with a bonus credit pool. No per-seat charge at any tier — cost per employee per month depends on use, not headcount, so the same figure holds for a forty-person site and a four-thousand-person one. Capture workshops from $3,500 (compressed, single expert) to $25,000 (white-glove, multi-expert) where someone is leaving on a known date. Additional Protégés are built free, one at a time, each time the account crosses 20 hours in a month.
For IT, legal and risk.
It only knows what you have taught it. Context before answer, your expert's validated knowledge before anywhere else, and escalation to a human rather than improvisation at the edge of what it knows — architecture, not a setting.
Your personal information is never used to train a public LLM and your experts' knowledge is never used to train one. Documentation can stay on your infrastructure where sovereignty is required; when an agreement ends the data stays inside the organization that owns it. Four-dimension scoping isolates by expert, protégé, client and session, with an audit trail. SOC 2 Type II is in progress (attestation included at Enterprise). Patent pending: 34 claims across 9 core innovations.