DocSage is a Brazilian artificial intelligence platform for corporate document analysis. It allows users to submit natural language questions to collections of PDFs and other business documents and receive answers accompanied by exact citations to the source file, page, and paragraph.
The service addresses the need for verifiable answers when working with contracts, financial reports, legal opinions, compliance documents, and similar materials where errors cannot be tolerated. It states that, unlike ChatGPT, it does not invent information. Each response includes a clickable citation linking to the precise location in the original document. The platform scans an average of 127 documents per query and returns a cited answer in approximately four seconds. Data remains isolated per company, is protected with AES-256 encryption and LGPD compliance, and is hosted on servers in Brazil using AWS. The system never uses customer data to train external AI models.
Access is provided through a web interface. A 14-day free trial of the premium plan is offered without requiring a credit card. The site presents testimonials from a tax attorney in São Paulo, a financial controller in Campinas, and a business analyst who describe time savings when locating clauses, extracting data from historical reports, and cross-referencing multiple documents.
DocSage sits in PulseGate's AI & ML category. It focuses on finding specific information in large corporate documents and PDFs without spending hours manually searching or risking inaccurate answers. DocSage is a B2B product aimed at lawyers, financial controllers, auditors and compliance professionals. DocSage follows a freemium model. DocSage is available on the web.
It is developed by Astero (Brazil), and it first shipped in 2024. Among its 7 catalogued features are exact page citations, zero hallucination, and semantic search. It exposes integrations via a public API.
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