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AI Memory: Personalizing Your RecordsKeeper Experience

Set up personalized AI memory blocks to enable smarter, more intuitive interactions with your documents and records.

Kanishka Sharma avatar
Written by Kanishka Sharma
Updated over a month ago

Introduction

AI Memory is a powerful feature within RecordsKeeper.AI that allows you to create personalized context for your AI interactions. By storing key information about your relationships with documents, contacts, and important data, AI Memory enables the system to understand your unique workflow and respond more intelligently to your queries—making record retrieval faster and more conversation-like.

Why Use AI Memory?

AI Memory transforms how you interact with your records by:

  • Eliminating repetitive explanations about document relationships

  • Speeding up document retrieval through personalized context

  • Making conversations with AI more natural and efficient

  • Reducing the need for specific search terms or exact document names

  • Maintaining private context that's specific to your workflow

Setting Up Your AI Memory Blocks

Step 1: Navigate to AI Memory Settings

  1. Log in to your RecordsKeeper.AI account

  2. Click on "User Settings" in the main navigation

  3. Select the "AI Memory" tab from the settings menu

Step 2: Add a New Memory Block

  1. Click the "Add a Memory" button in the upper right corner

  2. A dialog box will appear with fields for your new memory entry

Step 3: Create Your Memory Entry

  1. Memory Name: Enter a clear, descriptive name for this memory block

    • Example: "Father Name," "Tax Auditor Details," "Annual Report 2024"

    • Choose names that reflect the relationship or information being stored

  2. Memory Text: Enter the detailed information you want the AI to remember

    • Be specific and include all relevant details

    • Example: "Our tax Auditor is a company known as 'Kelly & Brooks' based in New York, United States. Their Address is Suite 203, W South Ave, Manhattan, Zip 30567. And their vendor registration number is CS53647B."

  3. Click "Save Memory" to store your new memory block

Effective Memory Block Examples

For optimal results, consider creating memory blocks for:

Personal Relationships

  • Family members: Names, document locations, important details

  • Key business contacts: Specific roles, contact information, document access

Document Contexts

  • Frequently accessed records: Locations, formats, related documents

  • Recurring reports: Types, formats, typical filing locations

Professional Relationships

  • Client information: Names, account details, document preferences

  • Vendor details: Account numbers, contact information, contract terms

Using AI Memory in Daily Workflows

Once your memory blocks are set up, you can interact with RecordsKeeper.AI more naturally:

  1. Simple queries yield precise results:

    • Instead of: "Please find the document containing the registration number for the tax auditing company Kelly & Brooks that we work with"

    • Simply ask: "What's our tax auditor's registration number?"

  2. Chain related requests efficiently:

    • First query: "Show me my father's passport details"

    • Follow-up: "When does it expire?" (The AI remembers the context)

  3. Retrieve complex documents quickly:

    • Simply say: "Send the latest annual report to our auditor" (The AI understands which report and which auditor)

Privacy and Security

Your AI Memory blocks are:

  • Private to your user profile only

  • Not shared with other users in your organization

  • Secure and only used to enhance your personal experience

Managing Your Memory Blocks

Viewing Existing Memories

  • All your memory blocks appear in the main list view

  • You can sort by name, creation date, or last modified date

Editing Memories

  1. Click on the memory block you wish to edit

  2. Use the menu options (⋮) to select "Edit"

  3. Update the information and save your changes

Deleting Memories

  1. Select the memory block you wish to remove

  2. Click the menu options (⋮) and select "Delete"

  3. Confirm the deletion when prompted

Best Practices for AI Memory

  • Keep memories concise but include all essential details

  • Update regularly as information changes

  • Create distinct memory blocks for different contexts

  • Use descriptive names for easy identification

  • Start with high-priority information that you reference frequently

Conclusion

AI Memory is designed to make your experience with RecordsKeeper.AI more efficient and intuitive. By creating personal memory blocks, you're essentially training the AI to understand your unique context and workflow. This results in faster document retrieval, more natural interactions, and a significant reduction in repetitive explanations—allowing you to focus on your core responsibilities rather than managing records.

Ready to enhance your document intelligence with AI Memory? Start creating your first memory blocks today and experience the difference in your daily workflow.

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