Knowledge hubs
For the knowledge hubs that government programs, peak bodies and sector networks run: research, guidance, case studies and lessons learned from many publishers, gathered for one sector. CorpusKit Cloud turns the collection into a portal people can ask in plain language, and every answer cites the page it came from.
A collection from many sources
A hub gathers what many organisations publish. People come to it with a question, and the answer is often a paragraph in a document they have never heard of.
A portal finds that paragraph across the whole collection and cites it.
Questions in plain language
Checked answers
Numbered citations open each document at the page used. 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.
Discovery
Explore suggests questions and topics drawn from your own collection. Search matches by meaning, exact words or both, and filters by topic and document type. A saved search re-runs daily and flags anything new.
The knowledge graph maps the names, places and topics across the collection and how they connect, with the passage behind each connection.
Updates
Upload documents in the portal, or point it at a publications website and re-sync it on a schedule. On the Managed plan, Noice loads new material each month.
Accessibility
Portals are designed for WCAG AA contrast and full keyboard use. Keyboard focus is clearly visible, including in high contrast mode.
Access
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.
It can live at your own web address, such as research.yourorg.org, or at yourname.corpuskit.cloud.
Data residency
Choose where your documents live: the United States, Europe or Australia. Their index and knowledge graph stay with them.
Frequently asked questions
Can a knowledge hub answer questions from the public?
Yes. A portal can be public, so anyone can ask a question in plain language and open the cited document, or it can be limited to people who sign in. Each answer cites the page it came from.
How do people find material they did not know to ask about?
Explore suggests questions and topics drawn from the collection, the knowledge graph shows how its topics connect, and a saved search re-runs daily and flags anything new.
How does new material get into the hub?
Upload documents in the portal, or point it at a publications website and re-sync it on a schedule. On the Managed plan, Noice loads new material each month.
Getting started
Try it free for 14 days on reports you have already published. To book a demo on your own collection, email hello@corpuskit.cloud.