Using Perslace Intelligence
Perslace Intelligence provides briefs, recommended actions, findings, anomaly review, plan evaluation, and historical simulation. Use it to support human investigation—not to approve financial or operational changes.
Who can use this guide
Section titled “Who can use this guide”- Administrators: verified role for the reviewed features
- Finance users: only through an authorised, verified Perslace account role
- Managers: access to Perslace Intelligence is not yet verified
Prerequisites
Section titled “Prerequisites”Before you begin, confirm that you have:
- Current transaction data, schemes, and assignments
- The organisation’s default currency
- A defined question with a clear scope and period
- Access to the authoritative source reports
- Authority for any downstream decision
Review an insight
Section titled “Review an insight”- Open Perslace Intelligence.

- Review Today’s Brief, Recommended Actions, and Recent Findings.
- Ask a focused question that identifies the required scope and period.
Data-safety warning: Never enter passwords, API keys, personal data, raw transaction records, or client-confidential information into a prompt.
- Compare the response with the authoritative scheme, Dashboard, report, and a representative sample.
- Open Anomalies and choose the correct period.
- Compare Revenue Contribution with Compensation Share, then review Rules Evaluated and Rules Triggered.
- Use Comparison, Copilot, Evaluate Plans, Continue Working, AI Memory, and FAQ only where your organisation has verified the feature and your access.
- To check a scheme against historical months, open AI Impact Simulator (AIS) and select the relevant scheme.
- Choose an objective: Cost Reduction, Improve Fairness, or Boost Motivation.
- Choose a scope: Organisation, Branch, Group, or Individual.
- Choose a period: 1M, 3M, 6M, 1Y, or Custom.
- Review the baseline, overlap warnings, scope preview, and available risk, fairness, cost, and optimisation information.
- Record the finding, authoritative evidence, currency check, and human verification.
- Never apply a scheme, payout, or operational change based on AI output alone.
- Administrators can review the available Copilot, tolerance, anomaly engine, stale nudge, guidance, and Company Knowledge Memory settings.
Verification required: The exact availability and behaviour of these settings must be confirmed for your account and current product version before they are changed.
Expected result
Section titled “Expected result”The insight or simulation is documented with its scope, period, source comparison, currency check, limitations, and accountable human decision.
Important notes
Section titled “Important notes”Important: The Perslace interface advises users to verify critical information. AI output is not an approval or authoritative financial record.
- Product review found a No Active Plans recommendation even though active plans were visible elsewhere.
- Product review found INR in an AI surface while the organisation currency was USD.
- This Help Centre uses Perslace Intelligence for the wider AI-assisted suite and AI Impact Simulator (AIS) for historical scheme-impact simulations.
- The Intelligence settings page showed Unsaved changes without an intentional edit. Stop and investigate before saving if this occurs.
Troubleshooting
Section titled “Troubleshooting”The plan summary appears wrong
Section titled “The plan summary appears wrong”Compare it with Commission Hub and the employee assignment dates. Treat the authoritative scheme and assignment records as the source of truth.
The currency appears wrong
Section titled “The currency appears wrong”Use the organisation currency and authoritative source report. Do not act on an AI-generated amount until the currency is reconciled.
A simulation result is surprising
Section titled “A simulation result is surprising”Recheck the scheme, objective, scope, period, overlap warnings, and baseline data.
No findings appear
Section titled “No findings appear”Confirm the selected period, source-data freshness, account access, and whether the relevant Intelligence controls are enabled.
Related articles
Section titled “Related articles”- Investigating compensation anomalies
- Running an AI Impact Simulator backtest
- Prompting and data-safety guidance
- Troubleshooting AI results
Last updated: August 2026