Document
Explorer
Make Your Documents Useful Again
Documents are an invaluable source of critical business information when performing application maintenance, streamlining business processes, planning a modernization strategy or performing analysis activities.
Businesses typically have a wealth of documentation which:
- Is no longer applicable or is out of date
- Contains critical knowledge obscured by irrelevant detail
- Is vital to the business but is inconsistent or poorly structured
- Distributes information across many disparate sources
- Does not conform to project or industry standards
Our Document Explorer technology automatically extracts information that is critical to your business allowing you to utilise it in ways you never thought possible.
Analyse & Transform Your Documents
The Document Explorer allows any type of document to be analysed; including plain text, Word, RTF, Spreadsheet and PDF.
Our unique technology automatically constructs a detailed model, from the source documents, which can be normalised and then transformed into any output.
The normalisation process allows:
- Detection of errors and inconsistencies in the source documents
- Performing of automatic error correction
- Classifying and categorisation of terms and statements
- Identifying relationships and automatic creation of navigable links
The Document Explorer’s configurable, rules-based generator then transforms the normalised model to provide an enhanced understanding, of the source documents, allowing informed decisions to be made.
Application
The Document Explorer has been developed to ensure that business make the most of their existing documentation. It has been successfully deployed to:
- Merge and link multiple documents within a centralised repository
- Generate a single report from multiple sources
- Normalise inconsistent and unstructured documents
- Consolidate distributed application requirements
- Identify and extract business rules
- Create tailored views of information for specific needs
If your existing documents are not providing the information you need the Document Explorer is the solution.