ZANUS AI FOR BUSINESS OPERATIONS — DOCUMENTS
Work instructions, vendor contracts, quality checklists, escalation matrices, rate cards — loaded into priority-ordered libraries the AI reads from. Ask in plain language; get the answer with the current version cited, scoped to who’s asking.
Private tenant or your own server · unlimited users · no per-run automation metering

Libraries: released procedures outrank drafts, the current rate card outranks last year’s — you set the order.
PDFs, spreadsheets, scanned delivery notes, whiteboard photos, training videos — the ingestion pipeline turns operational debris into queryable knowledge.
Priority-ordered libraries mean the released SOP outranks the draft and the signed contract outranks the redline — the AI answers from the version that governs.
The floor lead asks about the checklist; the ops director asks about vendor terms: each gets answers their role permits, enforced at the server, not the interface.
“What’s the penalty clause if we miss Thursday’s window?” — answered in seconds with the clause quoted and the contract attached, instead of a scramble through email attachments while the truck waits.

Upload the new version and set it on top — every answer and every AI work cites it from that moment. Superseded versions stay archived for audit.
No. Your tenant is isolated; nothing trains outside models — and the on-premises option keeps the archive physically inside your walls.
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