Ask your files. Get the source.
Search contracts, policies, manuals and reports in plain language. Every answer quotes the passage it came from, so your team can check it.
- Drive / SharePoint
- PDFs
- wikis
- cited answer
- source links
Knowledge buried in folders
The answer is in a document somewhere. Finding it means knowing the right folder, the right file name or the right person to ask.
- Search that only matches exact words
- Old versions mixed with current ones
- Answers that depend on who you ask
Our approach
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Connect your sources
We index the folders and systems you choose, and keep your existing rules on who can see what.
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Keep it current
Documents are split, indexed and re-synced automatically when files change.
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Answer with citations
Answers quote and link the passages they came from. If the documents don't say, the system says so.
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Measure answer quality
We build a set of real test questions and check accuracy before and after every change.
What you get
- A search and Q&A interface for your team
- Answers with quotes and links to the source
- Access rules that follow your existing permissions
- Automatic syncing when documents change
- A test set and quality report
Typical stack
- Hybrid keyword + semantic search
- Postgres + pgvector
- Claude, GPT or Gemini
- Google Drive, SharePoint, file servers
- Next.js interface
Where it fits
Legal and compliance
Find the clause, policy or precedent across hundreds of documents.
Technical manuals
Give support and field staff answers from product documentation.
Company knowledge
One place to ask about processes, decisions and past projects.
Where does your team lose time searching?
Book a call. We'll look at your document sources and show you what answering from them would look like.