The assistant answers only from your own published content, so updating your prices or hours page updates its answers, and wrong ones can be corrected directly.
Update the page on your website where that information already lives — your pricing page, your hours page, whatever you publish it on. The assistant answers strictly from your business's own published content, so keeping that content current is what keeps its answers current. There's no separate script to rewrite or a second place to update the same fact twice.
The assistant doesn't have opinions about your prices or your hours; it's not making inferences or predictions. It answers only from what you've actually published, and every answer shows the source page it came from. A second model checks each answer against that published content before it's shown to a visitor. If it can't verify something, it says it doesn't know and offers a person instead of stating an old price with confidence.
That design means the assistant is only as current as what you've published. If your hours changed last week but the hours page on your site still says the old schedule, that's what the assistant will point a visitor to, with the source shown, so at least the visitor knows where the number came from and you know where to go fix it.
Beyond updating the source page, there's a direct path: content can be retracted and corrected from the dashboard. That's for the moment an answer is already wrong and you don't want to wait on anything — you fix it and it's fixed, without needing a developer or a support ticket.
The dashboard is where you set the sources the assistant draws from, its boundaries, and where leads get routed, and where you make changes to any of those later. It also shows you whether the assistant is live, what visitors have been asking, which leads still need follow-up, and where the assistant needed help, which is often the fastest way to notice that a price or hours change didn't make it onto the page you thought it did.
A visitor asks a med spa’s assistant: “What time do you close on Saturdays?”
The assistant answers: “We close at 6 pm on Saturdays. Source: Hours page.” If the hours change next month and the page is updated, the next visitor who asks gets the new answer, sourced the same way. If the page isn't updated in time, retract and correct is there to fix the specific answer without waiting on the page.
No. Update the hours page you already publish, and the assistant answers from that content directly.
You can retract and correct the answer from the dashboard as soon as you catch it.
Yes. Every answer shows the source page it was pulled from, for pricing, hours, or anything else. The free private preview is 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