Stop re‑explaining the file. Broadsight AI has already read it.
Chippy, your AI assistant, finds history, surfaces expertise and prepares informed drafts. AutoTracker turns forwarded email into records. Both work from what your team already has in Broadsight.
30 minutes · Tailored to your workflow · No commitment
Connected context
Better AI starts before the prompt.
Generic AI depends on someone assembling the background. Broadsight AI works where the communications history, approved messaging, people, decisions and files are already connected.
True customization
AI that reflects how your organization communicates.
Broadsight AI uses your organization’s preferred formats, voice, terminology and approved examples to produce drafts that feel familiar from the start.
Personal preferences
Capture the instructions and working preferences that matter to individual communicators and teams.
Organization-specific formats and voice
Define the structure, terminology and tone your organization already uses.
Approved examples by content type
Add guidance and examples for correspondence, government notes, media releases, executive LinkedIn posts and other recurring formats.
What Chippy does
Four things you can ask Chippy to do.
Because Chippy works inside Broadsight, it starts from your team’s own records. You still check and approve whatever it produces.
Find
Ask a question instead of searching record by record. Chippy looks through your history, contacts and organizations and links to what it found.
Ask Chippy
“What work have we done on this topic before?”
Summarize
Get a short background or briefing note pulled from past work and source documents.
Ask Chippy
“What should I know before this meeting?”
Draft
Get a first draft of a statement, release or Q&A, based on the sources and writing examples already on the file.
Ask Chippy
“Draft a response to this reporter using our June update.”
Analyze
Count and compare activity across your logs, then open the records behind any chart.
Ask Chippy
“Show engagement activity by organization this quarter.”
Where teams use it most
Responding to a reporter
See what’s been said on the issue before and start a reply from it.
Reporting on your team’s work
Ask how activity has changed, then open the records behind the result.
Preparing for a stakeholder meeting
Find past meetings, see who was involved and get a briefing note to read beforehand.
Ask Chippy
The kind of questions you can ask.
Open one to see a sample answer and the records it’s based on.
What work have we done on the plant expansion before?
Here’s the background, drawn from four Broadsight records: the September statement on the re-tender, two earlier requests from the same outlet, and the procurement issue your team opened in August.
Based on 4 Broadsight records
Who has talked to this reporter?
Two people on your team. The communications manager handled both calls in June, and the plant’s operations lead was the expert on the second. The last contact was a background briefing on the construction schedule.
Based on 3 Broadsight records
What should I know before Thursday’s meeting with the mayor’s office?
Three things. They raised construction noise in the spring and your team committed to quarterly updates. The September statement is the current position. And your community liaison has met them most often.
Based on 6 Broadsight records
What did we do on the expansion this quarter?
24 media interactions, 9 stakeholder meetings and 6 pieces of content, all linked to one issue. Most requests came in the week the re-tender was announced.
From your Broadsight analytics
Riverside Power is a fictional example.
From incoming email to informed draft.
01
Forward
Send the email your team already received.
02
Draft
Broadsight captures the details, connects the context and prepares the record.
03
Approve
Your team verifies the facts, completes approvals and sets the final tone.
My favourite feature by far is AutoTracker. Once an email comes in, I send it over and the AI populates the inquiry and log for us. That automation is huge.
Rebecca AbelsonMedia Relations OfficerThe Ottawa Hospital
AI-assisted, never hands-off.
- Your content isn’t used to train public or third-party AI models without your express written consent, and our AI provider can’t use your prompts or outputs to train its models.
- Access follows the roles and permissions in the workspace.
- The supporting records remain available for review.
- AutoTracker prepares drafts for your team to review, and Chippy doesn’t decide or publish anything. You choose what to save, send or share.
Less prompting. Less searching. A better starting point.
See how Broadsight AI uses what your team has already recorded, or join the Chippy beta and tell us what you’d like it to do.