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Document search across a firm's own knowledge base
Staff finding precedent and policy from the firm's own documents by asking in plain language.
- Document indexing
- Plain-language retrieval
- Citation to source document
- Permission-aware results
The problem
Precedent lived in folders named by year and author. Finding a relevant document depended on knowing it existed and who wrote it.
What we built
We built retrieval over the firm's document store, answering in plain language with citations to the source documents, respecting existing folder permissions.
Modules delivered
- Document indexing
- Plain-language retrieval
- Citation to source document
- Permission-aware results
- Feedback on answer quality
- Coverage reporting
What changed
What the delivered system does differently from the process it replaced.
- Documents are findable without knowing who wrote them
- Answers cite their source document
- Existing permissions are respected
Built with
The stack chosen for this build.
- Go
- PostgreSQL
- REST API
- Document AI
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