AI Applications
AI that answers from your own documents and links each answer to its source.
Banks, insurers and investment firms spend time copying terms from agreements and files into core systems. We extract those terms into fields, each linked to the clause it came from.

Financial institutions work from documents with a defined structure, while core banking, policy administration and CRM systems hold the records. Keeping the two consistent takes skilled time.
A credit team receives a new facility agreement. The software extracts margin, maturity, covenants and other key terms into fields, with the clause shown next to each value. A credit officer reviews them on one screen and signs off before the record is written.
A regulated institution has to explain every output. Your regulator’s rules and outsourcing policy shape the design from the start.
We agree on the document types, fields and controls with your risk and compliance teams.
The software and a reviewer work through the same files, and every value is compared.
Approved records are written to core systems, with logging and monitoring in place.
AI that answers from your own documents and links each answer to its source.
One clean data model, so dashboards, search and AI show the same figures.
Connect AI and new software to the systems you already run.
Modernize legacy systems step by step, each new part checked against the old one.
Not without a person’s approval. Extracted values and suggested actions go to a review screen first, and only approved records are written to the system of record.
As design inputs from the first meeting. Hosting, data flows, access and logging are agreed with your risk, compliance and security teams. Data location is set on request and by agreement with the client.
Field by field, on an agreed sample of your real documents, against the values a reviewer enters. Scanned files are converted to text first, so they are measured the same way.
Describe the documents and where the values go today. We will show how each field would link back to its clause.