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Your team already uses AI. Give it a safe one.

Three in four employees who use AI at work rely on tools their employer neither provided nor approved. A private assistant keeps that data where it belongs.

In April 2026, a French Senate report cited a 2025 Saegus and Odoxa survey: 75% of employees who use AI at work rely on tools their employer has neither provided nor approved. In a small business, that usually means client files, prices and contracts pasted into personal chatbot accounts.

Banning it does not work

People use these tools because they save time. A ban pushes the use out of sight instead of stopping it.

What a private assistant changes

  • Your data stays yours. The assistant runs on Mistral models, hosted in France, under your own account.
  • Access follows your rules. Each person sees what their role allows.
  • Sensitive actions wait for you. Sending, sharing or changing a document goes through an approval step.

Where to start

List the three tasks your team already does with a chatbot. Those are the first ones to bring in-house.