Internal knowledge search
Ask questions in plain language and get answers with links to the source documents.
Who it’s for
Use cases
Examples of our capabilities, not descriptions of specific client projects.
Ask questions in plain language and get answers with links to the source documents.
Extract fields, validate them and send them for review or straight into your systems.
Find clauses, compare versions and flag items for a person to check.
Turn scanned or PDF reports into structured data.
Scope
Delivery
Understand the workflow, the data and what success looks like. Agree scope and measurable targets.
Test the approach on a sample of your data against agreed criteria before a full build.
Develop, connect to your systems and test with your team, with regular demos.
Release to your chosen environment, hand over documentation and agree ongoing support.
We build a test set of real questions and documents with known answers, measure retrieval and answer accuracy against it, and review failure cases with you before launch. Answers show their sources so users can check them.
Evidence
Kubit’s product
Our own platform’s lab-report feature uses OCR and biomarker parsing to turn lab PDFs into structured data. Feature stages are team-reported; request a demonstration to confirm current availability.
Options
Ownership of the code, prompts, evaluation sets and any model weights we produce for you is agreed in the statement of work, subject to the licences of any third-party models or components used.
Your own cloud account (AWS, Azure or Google Cloud), your on-premises environment, or hosting managed by Kubit’s.
Hosted models from major providers, open-source models run in your environment, or models fine-tuned on your data, chosen per use case for accuracy, cost and data handling.
Post-launch support and maintenance are agreed per project, including monitoring, updates and response times.
FAQ
Retrieval-augmented generation: the system first finds the relevant passages in your documents, then writes an answer based on them and cites where they came from.
Yes. We design retrieval so people only get answers from documents they are allowed to see.
Yes, using OCR. Quality depends on the scans, so we test on your hardest examples early.