What information can BrainSite learn?
An owner can add business details, offers, policies, FAQs, website pages, files, corrections, and other approved sources. BrainSite retrieves relevant information from that knowledge when it answers a visitor.
BrainSite learns through governed, owner-reviewed knowledge and permitted conversation context. Website scans, uploaded files, direct teaching, and corrections can propose new information. The owner controls what becomes approved knowledge, while conversation context remains separate from verified business facts.
Last materially updated July 30, 2026.
An owner can add business details, offers, policies, FAQs, website pages, files, corrections, and other approved sources. BrainSite retrieves relevant information from that knowledge when it answers a visitor.
No. A visitor statement does not silently become an approved business fact. Conversation context can support an eligible conversation, but new persistent knowledge must follow the configured review process.
| Layer | What it contains | Control | Effect |
|---|---|---|---|
| Approved Knowledge Memory | Business facts, offers, policies, files, and corrections | Owner adds or approves the information | Reusable in future answers |
| Pending knowledge | Suggested facts or corrections | Owner reviews, edits, approves, or rejects | Does not become approved knowledge before review |
| Conversation Memory | Permitted context from an eligible visitor conversation | Separated from approved business facts | Supports continuity within configured limits |
| Website refresh | Proposed changes from a new scan | Changes are staged for owner review | Applied only after approval |
The public docs explain knowledge sources, review controls, memory, and owner workflows.