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A useful AI starts with a clear scope. See what the public preview offers, what needs a private trial, and where ARIA still has limits.

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What you can explore today

ARIA is available, free, on chat.galon.ai. This page says what she can do — verified by automated checks replayed with every new release — and what is still in progress.

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Understand the journey

Explore an illustrative request → document → approval → result. The example is fictional: it neither generates a document nor contacts a customer.

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Try your own use case

Create your free workspace and give her a real task: a quote, a document to read, a follow-up. Channels (WhatsApp, email) depend on your workspace’s configuration.

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Broaden the possibilities

The roadmap describes directions for development. An item in progress is not an available feature or a promised release date.

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Start with a concrete task

These examples help frame a trial. Ask the team which parts are available in your workspace before relying on them.

01 · Information

Prepare a customer response

Bring a question and the approved information needed to answer it. Check that the response stays within those sources and identifies what is missing.

02 · Documents

Build a working draft

Define the purpose, audience and expected format. Review the content, figures and downloadable result before treating it as finished.

03 · Follow-up

Clarify the next action

Ask for a structured recap or proposed next step. Keep a human review before any message, commitment or action affecting another person.

What deserves extra attention

A successful automated check is evidence about a specific behaviour, not a guarantee that every answer will be correct. Availability and answer quality must also be evaluated in the actual workspace.

  • Accuracy: verify names, dates, figures and sources. An AI answer can be incomplete or mistaken.
  • Documents: file format, size, scan quality and available tools affect what can be read or produced.
  • Actions: a prepared draft and a completed external action are different outcomes. Check what was actually done.
  • Sensitive decisions: keep qualified human review for decisions with legal, financial, health or employment consequences.
  • Data: only share information you are authorised to use in the relevant workspace.

The product’s current inventory

This record comes from the existing product inventory. It shows what ARIA does for your business, what is coming soon, and that it knows its limits. The capability entries remain in French so their original scope and qualifications are preserved.

A verified behaviour may depend on a configured service or an authorised account. It does not mean the public preview can perform it.

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Make a trial useful

  1. Choose one task. State the expected outcome and how you will recognise a useful result.
  2. Set the scope. Agree which documents, tools and permissions are available.
  3. Review the output. Assess accuracy, readability, remaining work and the need for human intervention.
  4. Share the result. Describe what helped, what failed and what would make the next trial worthwhile.

Have a task in mind?

Tell us the outcome you want and the constraints that matter. Avoid sending confidential files in your first message.

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