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Ask before you answer.

aisop is the voice coach inside SOPhero. Crew ask at the station, in their own language, and hear the answer your best people would give, taken only from the standards you have approved.

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aisop

Floor · Outlet 4 · approved SOPs only

Eh, aisop ah… table six, the auntie got nut allergy. The satay… can give her or not?
No. The satay sauce has peanuts. Offer the grilled chicken, no sauce.Allergen card A-3 · v4Approved by Head Chef
Okay okay, got it. Erm… she says she feels a bit unwell leh. Can I give her one antihistamine?
That’s not in your approved SOPs, so I can’t advise. Call the duty manager now, and stay with the guest.Not in the SOPs · escalated to the duty manager

How aisop answers

Accurate because it knows only one thing.

Most AI assistants know a little about everything. aisop knows your approved standards and nothing else, which is exactly what a crew member needs at 9pm on a Saturday.

  1. 01

    You approve the standards

    Your SOPs are captured from your best people, checked by an expert and approved by a named owner. That approved set is all aisop knows.

  2. 02

    Crew ask, in their language

    By voice or text, from the QR at the station. No app to install, no login to remember, hands free when they need it.

  3. 03

    aisop answers, or escalates

    The answer comes from your standards, read aloud, with the card and version it used. If it is not in your standards, aisop says so and calls in a person.

The aisop promise

Four rules it never breaks.

  • Only your approved SOPs

    It has no other knowledge to draw on. No internet, no guesses, no generic advice.

  • Every answer shows its source

    The card, the version and the person who approved it, under every reply.

  • Speaks the crew’s language

    Asked and answered in 30 crew languages, aloud and hands-free where the phone has the voice.

  • Knows when to stop

    If it is not in your standards, aisop says so and sends crew to the duty manager.

What crew ask

The questions that come up on every shift.

Every department has the same handful of moments where a wrong answer hurts someone, fails an inspection or costs money. These are the ones aisop is built for.

Kitchen

“How long can the laksa base hold on the line?”

Two hours above 60°C, then discard. Log the reading at each check.

Hot holding · card K-7

Floor

“Table 6 has a nut allergy. Can they have the satay?”

No. The satay sauce contains peanuts. Offer the grilled chicken without sauce.

Allergen matrix · card A-3

Housekeeping

“What dilution for the bathroom sanitiser?”

One capful to five litres of cold water. Gloves on, window open, never mix with bleach.

Chemical handling · card H-2

Front office

“A guest lost his keycard and has no ID with him. What do I do?”

Do not issue a key. Verify by the booking’s security questions, then call the duty manager.

Key control · card F-4

Bar

“The guest at the counter looks drunk. Can I serve another?”

No. Offer water and food, and tell the bar supervisor. Log it before close.

Responsible service · card B-1

Safety

“The fire alarm is sounding on level 3. What is my role?”

Sweep rooms 301 to 312, close doors behind you, then go to assembly point B.

Emergency mode · fire, level 3

What aisop will never do.

The limits are the product. They are what let you put an AI in front of crew on a busy shift.

  • Make up an answer, or fill a gap with general knowledge from the internet.
  • Answer from a draft that has not been approved.
  • Give medical, legal or financial advice to crew or guests.
  • Replace the duty manager’s judgement in an emergency.
  • Use your SOPs to train public AI models.

No, by design. If a question falls outside your approved standards it says so and routes the crew member to the person you nominate, usually the duty manager. Those questions are logged, so you can see where a standard is missing.

30 crew languages, from Mandarin, Malay, Tamil and Tagalog to Hindi, Nepali, Arabic and the main European languages. Voice works best in the most widely spoken ones; in Burmese, Khmer, Sinhala phones rarely understand speech yet, so crew type the question and read the answer. Local words like “tapau” or “86” are understood through your glossary, and the approved standard stays the source of truth.

No. They scan the QR at their station and aisop opens in the phone’s browser. It works on the phones your crew already carry.

Your standard owners. When a step changes, the new version is validated and approved before aisop uses it, and every answer shows which version it came from.

Yes. The questions crew ask most, and the ones aisop could not answer, show up in the learning loop, so training and SOP updates go where they are needed.