Answers that are auditable
Ask a policy question in plain English. Policy Navigator answers from the document collections held in the platform, and every statement carries a citation you can open, validate or read the wider context.
Every claim traces back to a passage you can read
Answers carry numbered citation markers. Selecting one opens the source document at the page the answer came from, with the passage highlighted in place.
How the answer is built
Get specific, you can select which document collections Policy Navigator should investigate so that answers are informative as well as useful in your context.
- Question
Asked in your own words
“What controls do I need to satisfy Cyber Essentials Plus for a subcontractor holding List X information?”
No query syntax, and no keyword guessing.
- Retrieved passages
Ranked against your selected document collections
Passages are matched semantically and ranked by how closely they answer the question.
Restrict the search to one collection and adjacent guidance stops muddying the answer.
- Cited answer
Written only from what was retrieved
Each statement carries the marker of the passage behind it.
Open the citation and the document opens at that page, passage highlighted.
Policy collections referenced
A collection of UK defence and government security documents. Ask across all of them, or point a question at one collection when that is the material that governs your answer.
Example questions, by domain
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Answers cite their sources and can be wrong. Policy Navigator is not legal advice or an assurance decision; the source document is the authority.