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AI internal document search with citations
Ask a question across policies, contracts, reports, decks, and SOPs. Doe finds the right passage, answers directly, and shows exactly where the answer came from.
Works acrossDoe LibrarySlack
What you get.
AI internal document search with citations lets teams ask a question across the full library and get a direct answer with page-level proof. Doe searches PDFs, DOCX files, scanned documents, and nested folders without making people remember where the file lives.
Inputs, output, and review.
- 01InputsPolicies, contracts, reports, decks, SOPs, and scanned PDFs
- 02OutputCited answer with source file, section, and page
- 03Human reviewOutdated or conflicting source documents
The answer exists somewhere in the library, but nobody knows where
A policy answer should take 30 seconds. Instead, someone searches Drive, Slack, and old docs, opens five files, and still is not sure they found the current version.
The problem is not that teams lack documents. The problem is that nobody trusts folder names, file names, or memory when the question is important.
What changes.
- 01Finding the right fileBefore · Search by file name, folder guess, and memoryWith Doe · Search by meaning across the indexed library
- 02Trust in the answerBefore · Someone pastes a sentence with no proofWith Doe · Every answer includes the source file and page citation
- 03Time to resolutionBefore · Minutes or hours of manual diggingWith Doe · Direct answer in one search
- 04Follow-up reviewBefore · Open several files to confirm the answerWith Doe · Jump straight to the cited passage
How Doe runs internal document search
- 01Searches the indexed library for the exact questionDoe LibraryDoe searched 18,400 indexed documents across policies, contracts, reports, and SOPs instead of relying on file names alone
- 02Narrows to the right file, section, and pageDoeDoe identified the current PTO policy in the HR folder, found the carryover rule on page 7, and ignored two outdated copies
- 03Returns the answer with source passages and citationsDoeAnswer returned with the quoted passage, source filename, section title, and page number so the team can verify it immediately
- 04Sends or saves the cited answer where the team worksSlackDoe posted the answer in the Slack thread and linked the exact source page for follow-up review
Start with the right source material.
- 01Add your library and toolsAdd or select the source files Doe should use, then connect the tools this task needs. No API keys, no engineering.
- 02Describe what you need“When someone asks about a policy, contract, report, or SOP, search our indexed library first and return the answer with the source file, section, and page citation.”
- 03It runs on scheduleRuns on demand in Doe or from connected tasks where teams need a cited answer fast.
Before you delegate.
- 01How is this different from Google Drive search?Drive search depends heavily on filenames and exact words. Doe searches document meaning across the indexed library, then returns the answer with the exact source passage and page citation.
- 02Can Doe search scanned PDFs and OCR documents?Yes. Doe indexes scanned PDFs and OCR-heavy documents so teams can search them the same way they search digital PDFs or DOCX files.
- 03Does every answer include citations?Yes. Answers include the source file, relevant section, and page reference so a reviewer can verify the claim quickly.
- 04How does Doe avoid outdated document copies?Doe can narrow search to approved folders and show the filename, section, and page for every answer. If conflicting copies appear, Doe surfaces the cited source so a reviewer can choose the current one.
- 05Can I search only one folder or one set of files?Yes. Search can be narrowed to a folder, a selected set of files, or a narrower working set when the question should not span the whole library.
- 06What happens if a file has not finished indexing yet?Doe surfaces that the file is still indexing or failed indexing, so the team knows the answer may not yet cover that document.