Question 1

Which AI models are supported?

Accepted Answer

Delveira is designed around provider interfaces. The first implementation uses OpenAI for listening and research planning, with room for additional models. Model choice can vary by task—transcription, claim structuring, and research routing do not have to share a single model.

Question 2

How is session and transcript data handled?

Accepted Answer

Session state, transcripts, claims, and evidence are persisted in your application database. Provider API keys never ship to the browser. Exact retention and regional controls for hosted SaaS will be documented when authentication and organizations ship.

Question 3

How do citations and provenance work?

Accepted Answer

Every displayed factual item is intended to preserve provenance from the UI card through evidence passages to the source. Sources keep URL, title, publisher or author when available, retrieval time, and content type. Absence of evidence is never represented as “false.”

Question 4

When will subscriptions be available?

Accepted Answer

Plan tiers and pricing on this site are live and current. Self-serve checkout is not open yet—join the waitlist and we will reach out as paid tiers open.

Question 5

How will billing work?

Accepted Answer

Billing integration (invoices, payment methods, and self-serve upgrades) is coming in a later phase. Until then, join the waitlist and we will help you get set up directly.

Question 6

Can I export research and presentation material?

Accepted Answer

Exporting claim dossiers, evidence packs, and attribution metadata is a product goal. Formats and packaging details will land with sharing and export features—not in this marketing phase.

Question 7

Do you support enterprise deployments?

Accepted Answer

Enterprise needs—organizations, SSO, custom connectors, and SLAs—are on the roadmap. Contact us via the waitlist if you need early evaluation access.

Question 8

How accurate is the research?

Accepted Answer

The product assists presenters; it does not claim perfect truth. Evidence is classified (supporting, qualifying, challenging, or absent) so you can inspect sources. Always review material before publishing to an audience.