Ask your member register, get answers with sources

Questions you would otherwise build filters for

Most things you want to know about a register are a question, not a report. The assistant takes the question and fetches the answer from the register.

• "How many women under 26 do we have per association?"
• "Who hasn't renewed this year, and how much have we taken in fees?"
• "Do we meet the MUCF requirements, and what happens if we exclude the smallest association?"

Figures you can trust

A language model should not count members from memory. Every figure in an answer comes from a query against the register, and the answer says which.

• Key figures and tables in the answer, and links to the pages in Registra where the figures live.
• It reads but never changes anything in the register.
• Suggested follow-up questions, and a new answer if the first one wasn't enough.

Personal data and where it is processed

The assistant is built to see as little as possible.

• The language model runs in Google's EU regions, and a deployment pointed anywhere else refuses to start.
• It never sees personal identity numbers or contact details. When it looks up members it gets their name, status and association.
• Conversations nobody has touched for a year are deleted automatically.

Where you already work

The assistant sits in a panel beside the register, so the answer stays put while you click on.

• Ask straight from the search box with ⌘K, or open the panel with ⌘J.
• The conversation follows you between pages and can be opened full page.
• Available to administrators in organisations that have switched it on.

Frequently asked questions

Read also

• MUCF grant figures and audit samples
• Membership register for federations
• Member portal