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What speaks to your clients' customers.

You install and set up assistants, voice agents and content tools at your clients. Ojja documents each deployment: the AI notice, the bill, what changes at the vendor.

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Your clients' questions

  • Is the AI notice active on the installed assistant?
  • How much does the agent billed per resolved conversation cost, and does it have a cap?
  • The vendor changed a setting in its latest update: what is affected?
  • A key account sends us its AI questionnaire: what do we answer?

What Ojja gives you

  1. Your deployments, documented. At each client, the “Customers and public” view: assistants, voice agents, call analysis and generated content, each with its AI notice, content marking and the frameworks the catalog links.
  2. The bill, feature by feature. Included, usage-based, in credits or per result, and the cap when the vendor offers one.
  3. What changes at the vendor. An announced update, a changed setting: which of your clients are concerned, with the effective date.
  4. What Ojja does not do. It does not read the settings in your clients’ tools and does not act in them: it documents what the vendor provides, and your client or you apply it.

The framework the catalog links to these features: the European regulation on artificial intelligence, Article 50, applicable since August 2, 2026, with the points to review with your client's counsel.

What you get out of it

  • Your deployments, proven. What you installed and set up, documented and dated, for your client and for their own clients.
  • A dated reason to call. An update that affects an installed assistant, a billing change announced by the vendor: you call with the fact and its date.
  • Your assignments. Setting the AI notice, putting a cap in place, answering a key account's AI questionnaire for your client.

Ojja promises you no income.

What Ojja never does

  • Ojja reads no conversation, no message, no ticket, no recording, no transcript, no campaign and no published content.
  • Ojja does not say whether an assistant answers correctly: it does not read its answers.
  • Ojja never concludes: no risk level, no role, no assessment of whether a text is respected.

Ojja does not provide legal advice: it records and documents; how the law applies to your situation is for your counsel to determine.

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