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Parsewise
OBSERVEDAn LLM-based search and extraction tool for document workflows
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Parsewise is a search and document-extraction system that has an LLM examine every page individually for a given query, surfacing results even when keywords do not appear explicitly. It provides a Workflows product for case-based document analysis and an Analytics product for portfolio-level review, aimed at teams such as those handling individual insurance cases. It also includes an agent called Navi that routes between ad-hoc queries and exhaustive search.
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Workflows access for each paid seat, with unlimited task runs and no usage overages. · Process up to 500 document pages per run, with medium-complexity extraction. · Ready-to-use standard workflows. Custom workflows are scoped and priced separately. · Three weeks of online onboarding. · Multi-factor authentication (MFA), with European hosting and AI model processing.
Analytics to analyse portfolio records and previous Workflows cases. · An annual Analytics credit allowance, agreed in your proposal. · Single sign-on (SSO) for your team. · Upgraded three-week onboarding with one onsite session and weekly online office hours.
Dedicated engineering time. Custom development is scoped and priced separately. · The option to add a virtual private cloud deployment. · An expanded two-month onboarding programme: first workflows live in month one and engineers onsite every two weeks.
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