Find a clear answer.
Read the suggested answer beside the instructions it comes from, so you can check it.
Interactive workflow demo
ETHARA™ Desk
Answers with a source.
Work with an owner.
Connect a request to the right knowledge, assign responsibility and keep the review visible. Start with the sample team below.
Sample policies · Requests are processed in this browser tab · No live AI connection
For business owners, managers and teams
How it helps your business.
ETHARA™ Desk helps your team handle everyday questions with a clear answer, a responsible person and a visible next step.
Know who will help.
Put someone in charge of the request, so the next step does not get lost between people.
Follow it through.
See what still needs attention, record the review and mark the request complete.
An everyday example: A team member asks whether a draft can be published. Desk shows the sample approval instructions. You assign a reviewer, check the request and close it after the review.
Try it below with a sample team. You do not need a technical background or any setup to try this demo.
From question to resolution
Try a request.
1. Bring the context
Choose a sample or write a question about workspace access, publishing or language review.
2. Review the next step
Your request will appear here with its matching source or a route to human review.
- Find relevant knowledge.
- Assign a responsible owner.
- Review and resolve the request.
A visible handoff
The request queue.
No requests yet.
Submit a sample request to begin.
Sample knowledge · Three illustrative policies
Sample policy · Access · §2
Workspace access
Submit the workspace name, your role and the access needed to the workspace reviewer. The reviewer confirms the appropriate permissions before access is granted.
Sample policy · Publishing · §3
Publishing approval
A named content reviewer checks the draft, source references and intended audience before approving publication. Keep the approved version with its review record.
Sample policy · Language · §4
Language review
Keep the original request and translated version together. A reviewer familiar with the working language confirms the terminology and meaning before the team uses the translated instructions.
These policies belong to this illustrative demo team. They are not account instructions or policies for another organization.
The tool is the starting point
Build around your organization.
The next step is your knowledge, language, roles and approval rules—then a pilot with the people who use the process.