K2R2: AI assistants for training, HR, research, reception and knowledge management
K2R2 helps organizations transform their content, knowledge bases and business tasks into useful, controlled AI assistants adapted to real-world uses.
AI business-oriented agents rather than a simple chatbot
The K2R2 range covers Teaching Assistant, Tutor, Research Assistant, Human Resources, Maintenance, Knowledge Base, Charles General Assistant and Multilingual Receptionist.
Explore K2R2 in detail
Access the dedicated K2R2 site to discover the AI wizards by use, view demonstrations and quickly identify the scenarios best suited to your organization.
Discover the site K2R2 →Teaching assistant
Generation of lesson plans, objectives, skills, sequences, MCQs, H5P/SCORM activities, glossaries, FAQs and bibliographies.
See page K2R2 →Learner Tutor
Helps students query their course content in natural language, 24 hours a day, in a LMS or portal.
See page K2R2 →Research assistant
Monitoring, collection, synthesis, bibliography, state of the art and assistance with the contradictory analysis of publications.
See page K2R2 →Human resources
Helps to structure positions, skills, training plans, interviews and HR knowledge management.
See page K2R2 →Reception agent
Web or robotic reception, voice access to a knowledge base, orientation and animation in several languages.
See page K2R2 →Charles, general assistant
Administrative task agent capable of assisting the user in their ERP, CRM or business processes.
See page K2R2 →Knowledge base
Creation, indexing and valorization of documentary data with a database searchable by AI.
See page K2R2 →Maintenance
AI assistant for preparing, conducting and using recruitment, training or progression interviews.
See page K2R2 →Simulator
Immersive scenarios to train teams, test situations and improve preparation.
See page K2R2 →A readable trajectory
Each project is framed to quickly produce useful decisions, actionable deliverables and measurable adoption.
1. Identify use cases
Training, internal support, HR, research, reception, robotics or document automation.
2. Structure the sources
Documents, supports, procedures, knowledge bases, professional standards and educational content.
3. Configure the wizard
Roles, instructions, scope, languages, rights, usage scenarios and quality criteria.
4. Train and pilot
Progressive deployment, user feedback, usage monitoring and continuous improvement.
Do you want to move forward on this subject?
Tell us about your organization, your constraints and your priorities. We will offer you a first concrete orientation.