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Search by what a file says,not what it is called.
The signed version, the clause about termination, the invoice over $2,000: they are in there, under names nobody would search for. Ask the question. The assistant reads the files and answers with where it found the answer.
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What you can ask
Questions, not keywords
Each one is answered from the files, with the file it came from.
- Which vendors raised prices this year?Reads every invoice, then answers with a table: vendor, last year, this year, change.
- Which of our NDAs renew in the next 90 days?Reads each agreement and lists them with their notice periods.
- What does clause 7.2 say about termination?Quotes the clause and names the contract and page it is on.
- Which invoices for 14 Elm Street came in over $2,000 this year?Reads every invoice for the property and answers with a table.
- Find the photo of the whiteboard from the strategy meetingFinds it by what is written on the board, not the file name.
- Summarize the feedback from the beta testers across these filesOne summary, each point traced to the document it came from.
How it works
Connect it. Ask it. It reads.
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Connect or upload
Google Drive, SharePoint, OneDrive, Dropbox, or upload. Scans are read with OCR, audio is transcribed.
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Ask the question
In plain English, the way you would ask a colleague. About one file, a folder, or everything you have.
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It reads, then answers
For a question that needs every file read, it says how many files and how long before it starts, and asks first.
FAQ
Questions answered
Stop searching. Start asking.
Free to start. Upload a folder or connect a drive, and ask.