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From raw file dump to a queryable knowledge base
Drop in the docs, spreadsheets, and PDFs. Zaro structures and indexes them, analyses and forecasts on top, and answers any question with a source you can click.
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From raw file dump to a queryable knowledge base
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Of answers returned with a clickable source
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Shared, versioned layer the whole org queries
Sample figures shown for layout - pending published case-study data.
The answer is somewhere - in a PDF, a spreadsheet, a Slack thread, a deck from last quarter. Finding it means asking three people and hoping the version you get is the current one.
It is unstructured.
Most of what a team knows lives in files that were never built to be searched.
It is uncited.
Ask a chatbot and you get a confident answer with no way to check whether it is true.
It goes out of date.
A static export is wrong the moment the underlying data changes, and nobody re-runs it.
For research, that context is your document dumps, spreadsheets, PDFs, and threads - continuously structured, indexed, and versioned, so the answer you get today reflects the data as it is today.
Workflows and agents continuously pull, enrich, and summarise context from wherever it lives - databases, SaaS APIs, the browser, deep search, Slack, and email. Not a one-time sync, an ongoing process.
Not per-user memory. The whole team reads and writes to the same context, and every change is versioned - you can see which person or agent touched what, and when.
Build dashboards, chatbots, and internal apps on that context in plain language. And the loop closes: those apps trigger agents back out into the world to do the next thing.
The same context, turned into whatever you need to read it - a table, a forecast, a dashboard, or a chat.
Drop in docs, spreadsheets, and PDFs and an agent structures and indexes them into one queryable layer - no schema design, no manual tagging.
Run analysis, modelling, and forecasting across everything you ingested - not one spreadsheet at a time, but the whole corpus at once.
Analysing...
Turn the same context into a live dashboard or a slide deck on demand, so the readout builds itself instead of somebody rebuilding it every month.
Anyone on the team queries the knowledge base in plain language, and every answer comes back with the source attached so it can be trusted and checked.
A pile of files
cited answers in seconds
A pile of files
cited answers in seconds
“We fed it a quarter of messy exports and had a dashboard and a cited chatbot the same afternoon. The citations are what got the rest of the company to actually trust it.”
Every solution above is the same engine, pointed at a different job. Here is what it is made of.
Ingest your first pile of files today and turn it into a knowledge base your whole team can query.