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Private document operations

Take document work from intake to evidence, under your control.

Prepare files, review what changed, protect sensitive releases, and automate repeatable work without losing the context your team needs to trust the result.

Work across real document inputs

PDFs, Office files, HTML, images, and structured extraction paths belong in one operating model.

Keep the control boundary clear

Evaluate deployment, access, and processing choices against your team’s requirements.

Leave a reviewable handoff

Move from document work to outputs, reports, and records that the next reviewer can inspect.

Four outcomes

Start with the document result your team needs.

The same app-aligned capability groups stay discoverable; these outcomes make it easier to choose a useful starting point.

Prepare and transform

For Document operations teams.

Collect supplier or employee forms, extract the obvious fields, remove sensitive identifiers, and ship a verified packet.

Searchable PDFStructured field export
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Review and understand

For Legal, compliance, and knowledge teams.

Compare filings, extract tables, summarize material changes, route review decisions, and package the decision log.

Comparison reportTable export
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Protect and validate

For Security, compliance, and release teams.

Prepare public PDFs with defensible redactions, metadata cleanup, accessibility checks, and evidence of what changed.

Public release PDFMetadata diff
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Automate and deliver

For Platform and operations teams.

Turn repeated PDF chores into an observable batch job with queues, artifacts, status polling, and webhooks.

Batch runJob status stream
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Three product stories

Move from one document task to a controlled operating path.

Each story shows a concrete workflow, the outputs it creates, and the evidence a reviewer can use next.

Forms and operations

Secure intake

Collect supplier or employee forms, extract the obvious fields, remove sensitive identifiers, and ship a verified packet.

  1. 1.Upload the W-9 batch
  2. 2.Run OCR and field extraction
  3. 3.Apply a redaction policy
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Financial and legal review

Diligence review

Compare filings, extract tables, summarize material changes, route review decisions, and package the decision log.

  1. 1.Load the filing or revision set
  2. 2.Compare versions and detect material changes
  3. 3.Extract financial tables
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API and operations

Batch automation

Turn repeated PDF chores into an observable batch job with queues, artifacts, status polling, and webhooks.

  1. 1.Create a reusable pipeline
  2. 2.Submit a document batch
  3. 3.Poll job status or receive webhooks
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Who it is for

Begin with the team carrying the document risk.

Choose a team path for a more focused workflow, control boundary, and next action.

See all team paths

Deployment and trust

Fit the workflow to your document boundary.

Review self-hosted deployment, access controls, and the operating responsibilities that matter before you expand a workflow.

Review security information

Evidence

Give the next reviewer something concrete to inspect.

Explore public examples and evidence types to see how outputs, validation, and decision context can travel with a completed job.

Inspect evidence

Pricing

Start with the work, then choose the right level of control.

Professional is shown as Contact sales. Review packages by outcome, volume, deployment, and support needs.

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See one controlled document workflow end to end.

Start with a representative example, inspect the steps and outputs, then decide whether it fits your team.

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