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Getting started

Compass is an AI agent management platform built for the pharmaceutical and healthcare industry. It allows you to create, deploy, and monitor AI-powered conversational agents that deliver accurate, compliant product and health information to healthcare professionals and patients.Compass is developed by RoseRx, a health technology company specialising in AI solutions for regulated industries.
Compass supports two purpose-built agent types:
  • HCP Product Detailer — Designed for healthcare professional audiences. Delivers detailed clinical information using professional medical terminology.
  • Patient Navigator — Designed for patients and consumers. Uses simple, accessible language and follows strict compliance rules.
You choose the agent type during creation and it cannot be changed afterwards. See Creating an Agent for more details.
Follow the Quick Start guide to go from sign-up to a live, deployed AI agent in minutes. It walks you through creating an agent, adding knowledge, configuring guardrails, and deploying a widget.

Agents

Compass offers a range of AI models to power your agents, each with different capabilities and credit costs:
ModelCredits per message
GPT-4.15 credits
GPT-4.1 Mini1 credit
GPT-4.1 Nano0.5 credits
GPT-5 Mini3 credits
Claude Sonnet 4.55 credits
GPT-5 Mini is recommended for most use cases as it offers a strong balance of quality, speed, and cost.
Sources and Resources serve very different purposes:
  • Sources (Knowledge Base) are the internal documents and URLs that power your agent’s responses. They are processed, chunked, and indexed for retrieval-augmented generation (RAG). End-users never see the raw source documents.
  • Resources are downloadable files and links that are surfaced directly to end-users through the widget’s Resources tab. Think of them as take-away materials — brochures, leaflets, or links to external websites.
In short: Sources are for the agent. Resources are for the user. See Knowledge Base and Resources for full details.
Yes. Each agent has an Additional Instructions toggle in its General Settings that allows you to provide custom instructions to the AI model. This is useful for adding product-specific guidance, adjusting the agent’s behaviour for particular scenarios, or including context that isn’t covered by the standard configuration options.See General Settings for more details.
You can set the tone of voice in your agent’s General Settings page. The available tones depend on your agent type:
  • HCP Product Detailer: Direct and Blunt, Measured and Neutral
  • Patient Navigator: Professional, Informal, Enthusiastic
See General Settings for details.

Widgets

Compass offers three widget layout types:
  • Popup — A compact chat window that appears in the corner of the page. Ideal for most websites.
  • Full Screen — A full-page chat experience. Suited for dedicated support or information pages.
  • Slider — A panel that slides in from the side of the page. Good for content-heavy websites where a popup might feel intrusive.
You can set the widget type in the Style tab of the widget editor. See Customising Your Widget for full details.
Yes. Domain restrictions are a security feature that limits which websites can display your widget. When enabled, the widget will only load on the domains you’ve explicitly allowed.Configure domain restrictions in the Embed tab of the widget editor. See Embedding Your Widget for instructions.
Use the Style tab in the widget editor to tailor the widget’s appearance to your brand. You can configure:
  • Widget type (Popup, Full Screen, Slider)
  • Brand colours and accent colours
  • Typography and font settings
  • Light or dark theme
  • Launch button icon, colour, and position
A live preview updates in real time as you make changes. See Customising Your Widget for a full breakdown.
HCP Verification is a verification gate that ensures only qualified healthcare professionals can access restricted content. When enabled on a widget, users must verify their identity through AHPRA (the Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency) before they can interact with the agent.This is essential for HCP Product Detailer agents that surface clinical or restricted product information. See HCP Verification for setup instructions.

Compliance

Compass currently supports two regulatory jurisdictions:
  • TGA — Therapeutic Goods Administration (Australia)
  • FDA — Food and Drug Administration (United States)
The jurisdiction you select determines the compliance framework applied to your agent’s guardrails and response behaviour.
Compass uses AI-powered detection to identify potential adverse drug reactions in conversations. The system analyses each message for keywords, phrases, and contextual cues that may indicate an adverse event.When a potential event is detected, it’s flagged in the Adverse Events dashboard with an assigned severity level and confidence score. Your team can then review, assess, and report the event as required.You can configure the sensitivity level in your agent’s Adverse Event Monitoring settings to control how aggressively the system flags potential events.
Compass supports four regulatory export formats for adverse events:
  • E2B R2 (XML) — ICH SGML format for individual case safety reports.
  • E2B R3 (HL7 XML) — Current ICH standard for electronic safety reporting.
  • MedWatch (FDA 3500A) — US FDA adverse event reporting form.
  • TGA Blue Card — Australian TGA adverse event reporting form.
Exports must be reviewed by qualified pharmacovigilance personnel before submission. See Adverse Event Management for full details.
Yes. Compass includes an off-label content policy in the Guardrails configuration for each agent. You can define how the agent should respond to questions about unapproved uses or indications — including blocking, redirecting, or providing a standard disclaimer.Off-label queries are also trackable through Chat Logs and Topics if you configure relevant keywords. See Guidance & Guardrails for configuration details.

Monitoring

The Compass dashboard provides analytics across three areas:
  • Performance — Visitor counts, conversation volumes, message metrics, average conversation time, AE rate, and breakdowns by channel, region, device, and more.
  • Content — Trending topics and top keywords across conversations.
  • Feedback — User satisfaction data including feedback distribution, trends over time, and individual comments.
See Dashboard & Analytics for a full breakdown.
Yes. Navigate to Monitor → Chat Logs and use the filters to find the conversations you need. Then click Export CSV to download all matching conversations including full message content.See Chat Logs for details.
Navigate to Monitor → Adverse Events to see all AI-detected potential adverse events. You can filter by agent, deployment, severity, and status, then review each event to update its status and add assessment notes.For regulatory reporting, Compass supports exports in E2B R2, E2B R3, MedWatch, and TGA Blue Card formats.See Adverse Event Management for the full workflow.

Account

Navigate to the People page in the left sidebar and click Invite. Enter the person’s email address, assign a role (Owner, Admin, or Member), and send the invitation.See Team Management for details on roles and permissions.
Click the organisation name at the top of the left sidebar to open the organisation switcher. Select the organisation you want to switch to and the dashboard will reload with that organisation’s data.This is useful if you manage multiple organisations or client accounts from a single login.
For all billing enquiries, contact billing@roserx.health. The RoseRx team will be able to assist with plan details, invoicing, and payment questions.

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