AskMyBusiness answers every question with a line showing the source page it came from, so visitors can check the answer instead of trusting a guess.
Every answer AskMyBusiness gives comes with a line showing the page it came from — the pricing page, the hours page, the policy page, whichever one holds the fact. A visitor does not have to take the chatbot's word for anything. They can see the source right in the chat, the same way a citation works in a written answer.
AskMyBusiness answers strictly from the business's own published content: services, pricing, hours, policies, and booking pages. It does not pull from the open internet or from whatever a general AI model happens to know about businesses like this one. Because the answer and the source are the same piece of content, just phrased as a reply, the assistant can always point back to where it got the fact. That is what shows up as the source line under each answer.
The business owner sets which pages and content the assistant can draw from, and can change those boundaries from the dashboard. If something needs fixing, the owner can retract or correct it. Because the assistant only ever answers from what is actually live, the source line always points at current content, not something outdated that got left behind. The dashboard also shows what visitors have asked and where the assistant needed help, so a gap in the published content shows up as something the owner can see and fix, not something that stays hidden.
A second AI model checks each answer against the published content before it reaches the visitor. That check is what makes the source line trustworthy rather than decorative — the answer has already been matched against the page it claims to come from before the visitor ever sees it. If the match does not hold, the answer does not ship as stated.
If a visitor asks something the business has not published anywhere, AskMyBusiness says "I don't know" and offers to connect the visitor with a person. It never guesses at a plausible-sounding answer with no source behind it. No invented prices, no made-up policies.
Visitor asks: "Do you have Saturday appointments?"
Assistant\: "Yes — Saturday hours are 9am to 2pm. Source: Hours & Scheduling page. Want me to have someone confirm a specific time?"
If the same visitor had asked something outside what the business has published — a medical question at a med spa, for example — the assistant would decline to answer and offer to connect the visitor with a person instead.
Yes. Every answer carries the source page it was pulled from, shown right in the chat window.
No. If it cannot tie an answer to something the business has actually published, it says it does not know and offers to connect the visitor with a person instead of guessing.
The check happens before the answer is shown, as part of producing it, not as a separate step the visitor has to wait through. Try the free private preview, built in under 24 hours, no card, at askmy.business.
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Build my free previewUpdated 2026-09-01 · AskMyBusiness by Vision Genesis · Knoxville, TN