Questions
Plain answers.
These answers describe what we can responsibly say today. Where something is agreed per pilot, we say so rather than make a general promise.
Access and pilots
Can I sign up today?
No. Public access is not open and there is no self-service registration. Controlled pilots are agreed with individual organisations, by arrangement.
What is a pilot?
A controlled evaluation with an approved organisation, approved users, agreed scope and written terms. It is not a trial and not a production service.
Is anything described on this site in customer production use?
No. The site describes what the platform is designed to do. No capability is described as being in production customer use.
Data and AI
What happens to the information I provide?
Before any data is shared, each pilot sets out in writing what is provided, what is processed, which providers or subprocessors may receive it, where processing takes place, what is retained and for how long, and which controls you can use. This site makes no general statement about those points.
Can an AI answer be wrong?
Yes: any AI system can be wrong. Averyniq is designed to cite its sources, to show how current they are, to separate what is known from what is inferred, to say when it cannot substantiate an answer instead of guessing, and to ask a person to approve consequential steps.
Does a model's answer decide anything?
No. Consequential actions are designed to need a person's approval, and calculations are designed to be done by deterministic code, not by a language model.
Assurance
Is Averyniq certified?
No certification is held or claimed.
Are the demonstrations real?
They use synthetic data and are labelled as interactive simulations or conceptual walkthroughs unless a screen says it is the real product.