Government agencies

Agencies publish reports, reviews, evaluations and guidance for years. Whoever answers a question from a stakeholder or the public needs the paragraph that answers it, and the page it sits on.

A portal finds that paragraph from a question asked in plain language.

Answers are written from the passages found in your collection, and each sentence that states a finding cites its passage. 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.

How answers are cited and checked

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

Ask us where language models run before you load documents.

Security

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.

Sign in with an emailed link, or with your organisation's single sign-on (Microsoft Entra ID, or another OpenID Connect provider such as Okta or Google Workspace), set up on request.

Portals are designed for WCAG AA contrast and full keyboard use. Keyboard focus is clearly visible, including in high contrast mode.

Noice holds professional indemnity, public liability and cyber insurance, and completes security questionnaires during evaluations. In Australia, we are on the Victorian Government eServices Register.

Pricing

CorpusKit is open source under Apache 2.0, and the code is public at github.com/noicework/corpuskit. The licence and knowledge base are in your organisation's name, so your data stays yours, and you can always run the portal yourself.