DocAI is an enterprise AI that supports a wide range of business processes — from invoice processing to contract drafting. It works together with your existing document management systems, including DocIT. All on-premise, securely.
These areas come with a detailed write-up, screenshots, measurement data and frequently asked questions. The rest of this page shows the further ways DocAI is used.
Incoming invoices read, checked against four registries and matched with NAV data.
Read more →Field-level KIE from invoices, contracts, payslips and bank statements — with confidence signals.
Read more →Central contract portfolio, 30/60/90-day expiry monitoring, expected vs. actual billing.
Read more →Ask your own archive in natural language and get source-referenced answers.
Read more →DocAI automatically processes incoming invoices, extracts key data and verifies partner reliability against multiple official sources — then recommends approval or rejection.
Comprehensive analysis of existing and prospective partners. Turnover, payment behaviour, financial stability and ownership structure — all in one place, instantly available.
Turn unstructured documents into a searchable, structured knowledge base. RAG preparation, key information extraction (KIE) and automatic categorisation — in a single step.
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Ask natural-language questions against your corporate documents. Instant answers with source references. No more browsing folders, opening Excel, or building reports by hand.
Click a question and see how DocAI answers.
DocAI analyses past quotations and partner data, then produces a tailored quote — based on prior pricing and the partner's needs.
Based on existing contracts and templates, DocAI prepares a contract draft — auto-filling partner data and including your proven clauses.
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