Feature · Start · Written by Yobel Tzegai · Last checked 20 October 2026
In Complipath (complipath.io), the help centre has one searchable article for each feature that works in the app today: what it does, where to find it, which plan has it and a picture of the page. The assistant can read up to three of them as background when you ask about the product. It is on every plan, the free one included.
One searchable article for each feature that works in the app, with a picture of it. The assistant can quote up to three of them when a question is about the product rather than the law, while AI processing is on.
Every plan, the free one included. The help centre lists the features that work in the app, and each article says which plan has the feature.
It is not an EU AI Act duty. It describes the product, not the Regulation. Questions about the law go to the assistant, which quotes the Regulation's text.
€499 a month
Prices exclude VAT.
The feature's name and its one-line description, where you find it in the app with a link that opens the page, the plan that has the feature, and a picture of the page taken in an example workspace. The picture says under it that nothing in it is a real company.
Yes, for a question about the product, as background. It can read up to three articles, ranked by how many of the question's words each holds, but it does not quote or cite them. If the question reaches the law, no article is used. With AI processing off, the assistant does not answer.
One for every feature that works in the app today. A feature switched off has none, and one not yet built is not described. An article gives the description, the place and the plan, not a guide. The articles for Connections, Live and the three features built on them have no picture yet.
Every plan, the free one included: the app checks no plan for the help centre. Starter is €499 a month for up to 20 AI systems. Prices exclude VAT. Each article says which plan has its feature, so you can read about one your plan does not include.