A teammate who can manage other members, invite people, and change most settings. Cannot delete the organization or change billing. See also: Owner, Member.
Your searchable library of question-and-answer pairs. Once you've written a good answer, save it here and reuse it later.
Your knowledge base. The documents you upload here are what AnswerPath uses to draft answers. The better the documents, the better the answers.
The landing page you see after signing in. Shows stats and recent activity.
A file you've added to your Context Hub (PDF, Word doc, webpage, etc.). AnswerPath reads documents to draft answers.
An AI-generated first attempt at answering a question, based on your Context Hub. Drafts are meant to be reviewed and edited, not accepted blindly.
A link or email you send to bring a teammate into your organization. They click it, set a password, and join your org.
A teammate who can use AnswerPath day-to-day — ask questions, manage answers, work on projects — but can't manage billing, invite people, or change organization settings. See also: Owner, Admin.
Your company's workspace inside AnswerPath. Your documents, answers, projects, and team all live inside your org. Different orgs can't see each other's data.
The person who created the organization, or someone promoted to that role. Can do everything: billing, team management, deleting the org. Every org has at least one owner.
Which tier you're on — Solo or Professional. Determines how many documents you can upload and how many questions you can ask per month.
A collection of questions grouped together — usually one project per RFI, questionnaire, or customer. Keeps related work organized and makes hand-offs easier.
A single saved entry in your Answer Bank: one question plus its approved answer.
The feature for responding to a whole questionnaire at once. You upload a file of questions, AnswerPath drafts answers for all of them, and your team reviews, assigns, and exports.
A teammate's level of access inside your org: Owner, Admin, or Member.
A 14-day free period when you can use a plan without paying. No credit card required.
How much of your plan you've used this month — typically documents stored and questions asked. Visible in Settings → Billing.
