You already scanned it.Now just ask for itin plain English.
Every scan in your account is indexed automatically. Ask “which invoices are still unpaid?” and get a written answer that cites the exact documents it came from — no folders, no filenames, no scrolling through six months of history.
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You ask a question. It shows its work.
Answers stream in as they’re written, and every claim is anchored to a numbered source you can open. If the answer isn’t in your documents, it says so rather than inventing one.
Which invoices are still unpaid, and how much am I owed?
You have two unpaid invoices totalling $4,130.00.
Brightline Interiors owes $2,180.00 on INV-2291 01 — the original invoice was $4,180.00 and a deposit of $2,000.00 cleared on 19 August03. Halvorsen & Co owes the full $1,950.00 on INV-227402, which passed its 30-day term on 1 September.
- 01InvoiceBrightline Interiors — INV-2291
- 02InvoiceHalvorsen & Co — INV-2274
- 03ReceiptDeposit slip — Brightline
Illustrative answer and sample documents. Figures are made up; the format is what the product returns.
It reads your documents. On Business, it reads your books.
Document questions are answered from the text of your scans. Business and Enterprise accounts can also ask about live invoice and customer records — those answers come from your actual data, not from a document.
Across everything you’ve scanned
- What invoices did I receive this month?
- Summarize my most recent contract.
- Find documents that mention taxes or payment terms.
- Which medical records mention my primary physician?
Against your live invoices and customers
- What’s my outstanding balance?
- Which invoices are overdue?
- What does my biggest customer owe me?
No setup. No filing.
The reason document search usually fails is that it asks you to organise first. This doesn’t.
What it won’t do
A document assistant that quietly guesses is worse than no assistant. These are the boundaries, and they’re deliberate.
- Reads only documents in your own account
- Not a web search — it will not answer from the internet
- Says so when the answer isn’t in your documents
- Every claim carries a source you can open
- Encrypted in transit, encrypted at rest
- Retrieval is scoped to your account at the database level
The questions people ask before they trust it
Ask is only useful if you believe the answer. These are the things worth knowing first.
Stop huntingthrough your owndocuments.
Ask reads what you’ve already scanned. There is nothing to import and nothing to organise — open it and ask a question.
- What did I spend at that supplier last quarter?
- Summarize the contract I scanned on Tuesday.
- Which documents mention a renewal date?
- Which invoices are overdue? (Business)