4. BIQs
A BIQ is a curated question-answer unit. It is the smallest publishable answer in Klariton.
Generation Methods
Section titled “Generation Methods”Klariton supports several generation paths:
| Method | Use when |
|---|---|
| Manual | You already know the exact question and answer |
| From material | You have strong product documents or URLs |
| Klariton curated / premium | The topic needs deeper research, interview or follow-up BIQs |
Important: generate inside a touchpoint or with a product assigned to a touchpoint. Otherwise a batch can produce no BIQs while still consuming budget.
Confidence Levels
Section titled “Confidence Levels”| Level | Meaning | Typical action |
|---|---|---|
CONFIRMED | Supported by enough own sources | Usually publish after review |
SINGLE_SOURCE | Supported by one own source | Review carefully or add another source |
EXTERNAL | Supported externally, not by your material | Do not treat as your own product promise |
INFERRED | No source evidence | Do not publish unless intentionally accepted |
The confirmed threshold is configurable per organization. The default is two sources.
Lifecycle
Section titled “Lifecycle”BIQs move through review states before they appear publicly:
PENDING_REVIEW -> ACCEPTED -> PUBLISHED -> LOCKEDOnly live-eligible, published content is displayed in public touchpoints and AI feeds. Drafts, rejected entries and raw generated output must not leak into customer-facing surfaces.
Curation Checklist
Section titled “Curation Checklist”Before publishing:
- Question is realistic.
- Answer is correct and useful.
- Sources support the claim.
- Confidence matches the publication decision.
- Brand Voice rules are followed.
- Sensitive claims are reviewed.
- Translations are ready or intentionally not live.
- SafeGuard findings are resolved or accepted.
SafeGuard Link
Section titled “SafeGuard Link”SafeGuard is documented in full in SafeGuard. It detects claim drift, unsupported claims and framing rule violations. It does not automatically rewrite or publish content without your decision.
Cost Control
Section titled “Cost Control”Avoid unnecessary generation cost:
- Wait for material processing.
- Generate in small batches.
- Accept curation candidates before leaving the flow.
- Use premium generation for high-value questions only.
- Do not repeatedly generate from weak sources; fix the source first.