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AI that has to answer for itself

Every AI report from Sentio carries its own proof. Every insight is linked to the real answers it rests on - one click and you can read them. Every percentage is counted by software, never estimated by AI. Every quote is automatically compared with the original transcript: if it does not match word for word, it does not make it in. And publishing is only possible once a human has approved everything. Not as a promise, but enforced in the database itself.

Every number counted, not estimated. Every quote checked against the transcript.

Four guarantees, enforced in the database

Every insight carries its sources

A conclusion without linked answers simply does not exist in a Sentio report - the database literally refuses it. Click on 'based on 12 answers' and read the source.

Numbers are counted, not estimated

The AI assesses individual answers; the counting and the percentages are done by software. Every number is exactly reproducible.

Quotes are verbatim - or they do not exist

Every quote is automatically compared word for word with the respondent's transcript. A paraphrase by the AI? Automatically refused.

A human approves before publication

No report goes out the door without explicit human review - and that is not a button in the app, but a rule in the database: it cannot be bypassed, not even by us.

Why this matters

Municipalities & government

A council member who asks 'where does that number come from?' gets no explanation, but proof - clicking through to the individual answer.

Quality managers & ISO audits

The auditor wants relevant, representative and reliable. This report shows the sample and the source for every claim.

Anyone who (rightly) distrusts AI

The best-known AI risk is the invented quote and the hallucinated percentage. Sentio makes both technically impossible, instead of 'we keep a close eye on it'.

„Any AI tool can write a summary. Sentio is built to prove that the summary is correct.”

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