AskMyBusiness gives owners control over sources and boundaries, a safety gate before any model answers, and the ability to retract or correct content.
AskMyBusiness doesn't claim a specific compliance certification, and this page won't invent one. What it does provide is owner control over the assistant's content and boundaries, a deterministic crisis-and-hazard gate that runs in code before any model sees a visitor's message, and the ability to retract or correct what the assistant knows at any time.
The business owner sets what published content the assistant is allowed to use, where its boundaries are, and how leads get routed to a person. All of this can be changed from the dashboard at any time, and it isn't locked in at setup.
Before any AI model sees a visitor's message, a deterministic crisis gate runs in code first. Safety guardrails on top of that are tuned per field — a med spa's assistant carries a no-medical-advice line with a handoff to a clinician, and a gym's assistant declines to advise on an injury and offers a person, sending contact info to staff only with the visitor's permission, instead of trying to answer. The assistant never provides medical, legal, or financial advice; in those situations it declines and hands off.
If something in the business's published content changes, or if the owner finds the assistant should not have said something, that content can be retracted or corrected. The assistant only ever answers from what's currently published — it doesn't hold onto outdated information as a separate source of truth.
Every answer the assistant gives shows the source page it came from. A second model checks each answer against the business's published content before it's sent to the visitor. If it can't verify an answer, the assistant says it doesn't know and offers to connect the visitor with a person, rather than guessing.
A visitor to a gym's site types: "I tweaked my knee during a workout here last week, what should I do?"
The gym's field-specific safety rule routes this to people instead of an answer: "I'm not able to advise on an injury. Please contact our staff right away, and if this is an emergency, call 911. Can I get your name and number so our staff can follow up with you?" [Source: gym safety policy] The visitor's information only goes to the owner's inbox if they agree to share it.
This page doesn't claim one. What it offers is owner-controlled content and boundaries, a deterministic crisis-and-hazard gate in code ahead of any model, and the ability to retract or correct content.
No. In those fields, it declines and hands off to a person rather than answering.
The business owner sets the sources, boundaries, and routing, and can change any of it from the dashboard. Try it free: a private preview of AskMyBusiness, built in under 24 hours, no card required, at askmy.business.
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Build my free previewUpdated 2026-09-01 · AskMyBusiness by Vision Genesis · Knoxville, TN