Sources and citations
Every answer shows where it came from, so you can check it in one click.
Last updated Nov 1, 2026
What it is
Numbers like [1] in an answer point to the sources listed under it — a file, a meeting moment, an email or a record.
What it's for
You can trust an answer because you can check it. A citation takes you to the exact page or the second in the recording.
How to use it
- Look for the numbered references inside the answer.
- Open a source card under the answer to see the passage it relied on.
- For a meeting, the source opens the recording at the moment it was said.
Tips
- If an answer has no source, treat it as general guidance, not a fact about your company.
- An answer written from a customer's task list shows the meetings and documents those tasks came from, so you can open them.
Good to know
- A source you lose access to disappears from later answers.
