Information relevant to your audience
Sources, topics and editorial instructions guide the AI. Selection considers the organisation’s context and recent history to help reduce repetition.
QNOTIA Information and editorial content
From sources to content. From content to people.
QNOTIA connects source monitoring, news selection, content preparation and publishing. A web console for editors and a mobile experience bring relevant information to your community.
Information, every day
A useful information service needs continuity.
Checking sources, identifying news, preparing text and verifying it require daily work. QNOTIA connects these activities in a process shaped around your audience, with defined editorial rules and responsibilities.
A practical starting point for editors
Information briefs, accessible references and drafts help editors begin with verification and further research. AI supports preparation; the organisation retains its editorial direction.
An ongoing connection with readers
The mobile experience connects news, categories, search and user-selected interests. Favourites, comments and enabled notifications support daily use.
The editorial workflow
How it works
Define the scope
Configure sources, topics, monitoring frequency, audience and editorial direction.
Select news
The system gathers material from compatible feeds and pages and identifies relevant content.
Prepare and review
AI proposes a brief and an article. Editors revise, approve or reject them according to the chosen workflow.
Publish and distribute
Published content feeds the app, with categories, search, favourites and notifications when enabled.
Two stages of editorial work
Information to verify. Content to publish.
Information brief
Organises the topic, summary and available references. It gives editors a starting point for consulting sources and evaluating the news.
Editorial article
Provides a title, text and classification based on the organisation’s instructions. It can be revised and enriched before reaching readers.
Serving your community
Where you can use it
Application examples: methods, content and configuration are defined for your context.
Associations and professional networks
Organise an information service around your members’ topics and needs.
Companies and communications teams
Follow industry sources and prepare relevant content for clients, colleagues and communities.
Specialist editorial teams
Connect source monitoring with selecting and preparing content for a defined audience.
Rules and responsibility
Automation governed by your editorial direction.
Choose human review and approval or enable the automatic publishing supported by the configuration. Roles, editorial states, activity records and usage visibility support management. Briefs and references help with verification; content accuracy requires editorial oversight.
Frequently asked questions
Which sources can QNOTIA follow?
Monitoring uses configured sources through compatible feeds and web pages. Accessibility and material quality are assessed during the project; protected pages or unusual formats may need adjustments.
Is content published automatically?
It depends on configuration. You can use human review or enable automatic publishing, immediately or after an interval. Rules should reflect the content and the organisation’s responsibilities.
Are web and mobile tools available?
The product includes a web console and applications for iOS and Android. Branding, configuration and distribution for your organisation are defined during the project.
How is news personalised?
The personalised section uses interests explicitly selected by the user to show matching categories. The service can include search, favourites and content interactions.
What information matters to your community?
Start with your sources, audience and intended service. Explore QNOTIA with a demo based on your editorial context.