Use cases
Sovrinty, where your teams already work.
Sovrinty is a governed knowledge layer, not another place to check. Here's how teams connect it to the tools they already use, so governed, cited answers show up in the flow of work, drawn only from sources you've approved.
A few of the ways teams put a governed knowledge layer to work, in the tools they already use.
Inside your AI assistant
Point the assistant your team already uses, Claude or any model you approve, at Sovrinty instead of the open web. Answers come back drawn only from approved sources, each with a citation you can open, so the assistant stops guessing and starts citing.
RFP and proposal responses
Draft RFP and proposal answers from approved, current content instead of last year's copy-paste. Every response pulls from a governed source and traces straight back to it, so reviewers can verify a claim against its source instead of re-checking the whole document.
Across SharePoint and Teams
Govern the knowledge already living in SharePoint and surface it where people ask, including inside Teams. Experts review and approve answers in the tools they work in every day, so keeping knowledge current never means one more app to open.
Governed retrieval via API and MCP
Build your own integration on the same governed layer. Sovrinty exposes cited, permission-aware retrieval through an API and the Model Context Protocol, so anything you connect draws only from approved sources and inherits the same audit trail.
Working in a different stack? Sovrinty governs the answer and the audit trail; we scope the right connections for your environment during a demo.
See it on your content.
Bring your tools and your sources. We'll show governed, cited answers in the flow of work.