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How to decide the focus area for a structured knowledge base?

When defining a research area for Slate, consider it a focused category within a broader industry. Category where your team will be focused for the next few years. For example: “Probiotics in Dairy” or “Solid-state batteries.” This focused approach ensures Slate delivers highly relevant data, helping teams drill down into specific trends, innovations, and competitive movements within that broader industry.

Asked by Renata Silva · Aug 19, 2025

Is Slate customizable to specific research needs?

Yes, Slate allows for custom taxonomies and categorization to better suit specific research areas or industries. Users can define custom fields or tags to improve the relevance of their searches.

Asked by Petros Georgiou · Jul 31, 2025

Is there a risk of losing the data?

There is no significant risk of data loss. We have robust backup and recovery protocols in place. All data is backed up daily and stored in secure, redundant locations to ensure integrity and availability. In the unlikely event of an issue, our recovery systems are designed to restore data quickly and reliably. Learn more about our data security.

Asked by Marisol Pena · Jul 30, 2025

Who owns the data and how do you address vendor lock-in?

The client owns all customer data and can export it at any time in standard, widely compatible formats. During the exit process, we provide complete data migration and transition assistance, ensuring your operations remain uninterrupted.

Asked by Tunde Balogun · Jul 21, 2025

Does the AI train on user queries?

Slate AI is trained on proprietary GreyB data. It does not use customer data to train AI or algorithms unless explicitly requested. Learn more about our security policy.

Asked by Kirsi Laine · Jul 11, 2025