Your research, a home of its own.

CorpusKit Cloud helps teams supercharge the impact of their research with hosted, AI-powered knowledge portals. Find what matters, ask new questions and connect ideas across your collection.

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Meet your
research portal.

CorpusKit turns your collection into a place to discover, question and build on your research. Cloud gives that portal a home, with hosting and support taken care of.

Follow your curiosity. Keep the evidence close.

Ask questions across your collection. Answers come with numbered citations, so you can follow a statement back to its source.

Read an answer, then open its sources.

Field notes/Ask

What affected seagrass recovery after the 2022 floods?

From your collection

Seagrass recovered more slowly where winter turbidity remained above the long-term median. 1

Suspended sediment reduced the light reaching the canopy, limiting recovery. 2

1 Read the source
Estuarine seagrass condition assessment 2019 to 2023
Seagrass recovered more slowly at sites where winter turbidity remained above the long-term median.
2 Read the source
Turbidity and light limitation in flood-affected estuaries
Reduced light at the canopy was associated with slower seagrass recovery in flood-affected estuaries.

See where one idea leads.

Explore the people, places and topics in your research. Follow their connections across documents, with evidence behind each relationship.

Choose a connected topic to follow the evidence.

Field notes/Knowledge map
Seagrass recovery
Light availability → Seagrass recovery

Reduced light at the canopy was associated with slower seagrass recovery.

Turbidity and light limitation in flood-affected estuaries
2022 floods → Seagrass recovery

Catchment runoff carried fine sediment into the estuary after the 2022 floods.

Catchment sediment sources after the 2022 floods
Winter turbidity → Seagrass recovery

Recovery was slower where winter turbidity remained above the long-term median.

Estuarine seagrass condition assessment 2019 to 2023

Give your research its next chapter.

Turn your collection into a briefing, comparison or timeline, with numbered references back to the research.

Generation requires a Pro platform licence.

Open the reference in this example briefing.

Field notes/Generate
Seagrass assessmentTurbidity reportSediment study
Research briefing

Seagrass recovery after the floods

What the collection tells us about conditions for recovery.

Light shapes recovery

Across the collection, water clarity links catchment conditions to seagrass recovery. Persistent turbidity limits the light available to plants. 1

1 Read the source
Turbidity and light limitation in flood-affected estuaries
Reduced light at the canopy was associated with slower seagrass recovery in flood-affected estuaries.

Illustrative portal. Example research and responses.

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Data residency

Choose where your documents live: the United States, Europe or Australia. Their index and knowledge graph stay with them.

Security and data

Who it is for

Organisations with years of research behind them: research funders, including rural research and development corporations (RDCs), government agencies, universities and research institutes, corporate R&D teams and industry bodies.

The final reports are published, and most were funded so that people would use them. Finding the paragraph that answers a question still takes someone who knows where to look.

Researchers want an answer they can cite. Whoever runs the knowledge program wants something they can load and explain to IT.

What a portal does for research funders and RDCs, government agencies, research institutes, evidence and policy institutes, CRCs and research networks and knowledge hubs.

An example

Does strategic liming pay off on acidic subsoils?

An extension officer is asked whether strategic liming pays off on acidic subsoils. Instead of forwarding a 60-page trial report, they ask the portal. The answer draws on the trial reports in the collection. Each citation opens a report at the cited page, and a note lists any sentence the check removed.

For researchers

  1. What can I ask, and what do I get back?

    Ask a question in plain language and get an answer written from your organisation's own reports. Numbered citations open each report at the page used, so you can check any statement.

  2. How do I find things without knowing what to ask?

    Start with Explore, which suggests questions and topics from your own collection. Search by meaning or exact words, and filter by topic and document type.

  3. Can I keep a question open for months?

    Yes. An investigation collects evidence and notes as you find them, over weeks or months, and exports to Word. The trail is still there when someone asks how a conclusion was reached.

  4. Can I see how topics connect?

    Yes. The knowledge graph shows the names, places and topics in your research and how they connect, with the passage behind each connection.

  5. Can it turn the research into a briefing?

    Yes. Generate a briefing, comparison, timeline or FAQ from the collection, each with numbered references. Knowledge checks set a short quiz on a topic at three levels, each question linked to its source.

  6. Can I trust the answer?

    Figures, populations, named studies and years are tested against the cited text, sentence by sentence. A sentence that fails is removed, and a note says so. Each answer is rated high, moderate or low confidence. See an answer checked below.

Portal features

These features describe the full portal. The free trial has the limits and exclusions listed under Getting started.

  • Explore

    Suggested questions and topic rows from your own collection, so first-time visitors know what they can ask.

  • Search

    Match by meaning, exact words or both, best results first. Filter by topic and document type. A saved search re-runs daily and flags anything new.

  • Ask

    Conversations with numbered citations. The answer appears as it is drafted, the check runs in view, and the checked version then replaces it.

  • Library

    Every document with a readable title, summary and key takeaways written from its contents (on a Pro licence). PDFs, Office files and web pages, and on Pro, audio and video.

  • Knowledge graph

    The names, places and topics in your research and how they connect, with the passage behind each connection.

  • Investigations

    Long-running questions that gather evidence, notes and verdicts, and export to Word.

  • Generate

    Briefings, comparisons, timelines, FAQs, and pros-and-cons lists, each with numbered references. Sections the collection cannot support are left out and named.

  • Knowledge checks

    Short quizzes on a topic at three levels, each question linked to its source.

  • Manage

    Uploads, scheduled website re-syncs, label sets, automatic summaries and labels, and a check that flags any document to reload.

  • Access and accessibility

    A portal can be public, open to everyone who signs in with your organisation's single sign-on, or restricted to the people you invite. It has four roles, from viewer to portal administrator, and an exportable audit log. Designed for WCAG AA contrast and full keyboard use.

How answers are cited and checked

Hosting

Noice hosts the portal at your own web address, such as research.yourorg.org, or at yourname.corpuskit.cloud. We apply upgrades and handle support.

To set up a portal, CorpusKit drafts its topics, suggested questions and labels from your documents, and our team or yours checks the draft.

Hosted

US$750 a month

  • Your own web address, or yourname.corpuskit.cloud
  • Upgrades and security fixes included
  • Your team looks after the collection
  • Email support

Managed

US$1,750 a month

  • Everything in Hosted
  • We look after the collection, up to 8 hours a month: loading new material, tuning and quality reviews
  • A quarterly review

No per-user fees. Prices in US dollars, excluding tax and the platform licence. Compare plans and prices

Custom domains

On Hosted and Managed, your portal can live at your own web address, such as research.yourorg.org, or at yourname.corpuskit.cloud.

Trials use yourname.corpuskit.cloud.

  • https://research.yourorg.orgHosted and Managed
  • https://yourname.corpuskit.cloudTrials, Hosted and Managed

Open source

CorpusKit, the open source research portal for Progress Agentic RAG, is licensed under Apache 2.0. Run it yourself, or let us run it for you.

The code is public at github.com/noicework/corpuskit, and runs on common cloud platforms or as a container.

Portability

The licence and knowledge base are in your organisation's name, so your documents, index, labels and graph stay yours. Investigations export to Word, and you can always run the portal yourself.

About Noice

Noice is a digital agency and Progress partner. We build, host and support CorpusKit, hold professional indemnity, public liability and cyber insurance, and complete security questionnaires during evaluations.

Getting started

  1. Ask the demo

    Ask the documentation portal a question at demo.corpuskit.org.

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  2. Start a free trial

    Try it free for 14 days on reports you have already published.

    Up to 200 documents, 500 MiB of storage and 100 asks a day. No card needed.

    Agents are not included. Trials use emailed sign-in links and a corpuskit.cloud address. Custom domains, single sign-on and Microsoft sign-in are not included.

    Start a free 14-day trial

  3. Book a demo

    Email us to book a demo on your own collection.

    hello@corpuskit.cloud