The Architecture
A developer-first, multi-stage pipeline engineered to parse unstructured documents (Word, PDF, Spreadsheets, etc.), index layout-aware spatial embeddings, compile schema-constrained relational graphs, and synthesize semantic insights.
Contact UsCore Modules
Bypass lossy text flattening. Parse unstructured documents (Word, PDF, Spreadsheets, etc.) and document scans directly as high-resolution visual token grids. Retain pixel-level 2D coordinates, table hierarchies, and margin annotations natively.
Project document visual patches and spatial text streams into a unified high-dimensional embedding space. Generate dense vectors containing both visual hierarchy and semantic meaning.
Inject logit-level grammar constraints at token generation time. Force Large Language Model outputs to align exactly with predefined, strongly typed JSON schemas with 100% structure compliance.
Run a deterministic post-extraction resolution pass to bind defined terms, section cross-citations, and obligations. Compiles flat JSON extractions into a traversable document network.
Sync extracted outputs to high-performance databases. Embed layout vectors into vector databases (pgvector, Qdrant) and export relational document networks straight to graph databases (Neo4j).
Apply reasoning agents over the stored vector-graph mesh post extraction. Synthesize risk indicators, audit obligations, and run natural language queries across the entire document portfolio.
Execution Phases
Five sequential stages to parse document layouts, store dense embeddings, and query synthesized insights.
Split document render pixels (Word, PDF, Spreadsheets, etc.) into coordinates and ViT visual patches
Project layout visual context and text into a high-dimensional vector space
Generate JSON outputs bound by logit-level schema grammars
Bind citations and resolved terms into a traversable Neo4j database
Apply reasoning agents over the vector-graph storage to compile insights
Integrations
Synchronize parsed relational graphs and layout vector embeddings directly with your target data infrastructure.
+ Out-of-the-box support for pgvector indexes and custom Neo4j property schemas