What you get
- Tone guide upload
- Approval queue
- Draft history
- Off switch without losing drafts
- Cites your sources; refuses instead of inventing
- Suggestion log shows real time saved
Qvicom / Services / Content assistant
From $1,200
Content assistant
A content assistant turns your own material into a drafting partner that doesn't invent facts: retrieval over approved pages, FAQ and wiki stores first (this site's search guide works the same way — FAQ, then wiki, then an honest 'ask us'), prompts that require citations to your sources, and a reviewer workflow where nothing publishes without a human. Qvicom implements the assistant where your team already works — as an internal desk tool or an on-site helper — with logs of what was suggested, accepted or edited, so you can see whether it is actually saving time. The output style follows your EN/ES glossary, and Spanish drafts get the same human QA as published copy.
Deliverables
- Tone guide upload
- Approval queue
- Draft history
- Off switch without losing drafts
- Source files
- Assistant wired to your approved content
- Review workflow + weekly suggestion log
Process
- Sources — approved pages, FAQ, wiki, docs indexed (freshness tracked)
- Prompt + guardrails — citation required, refusal defined, PII kept out
- Workflow — draft → human review → publish; suggestions logged
- Measure — accepted/edited/rejected rate; time per piece vs baseline
- Iterate — glossary updates and source gaps closed monthly
Questions
How fast is a written quote?
Within 48 hours of a discovery call, you receive scope, timeline and a fixed price.
Who owns the files?
On final payment, the final deliverables and source files are yours. Qvicom keeps pre-existing tools and portfolio rights unless we agree otherwise.
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The figure on this page is a 2026 rate-card starting point, not an invoice. The written quote confirms scope, rounds and timing.
Typical payment: 40% on acceptance, 30% at design approval, 30% before final delivery.
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