Conversational enterprise search
Ask questions in natural language instead of relying on exact keywords, Boolean syntax or folder knowledge.
Search across authorized enterprise documents and repositories using natural language, then receive relevant answers, summaries, extractions and comparisons backed by the source content.
The Agent uses semantic retrieval and contextual understanding so teams can ask questions the way they naturally think about the problem.
The Enterprise Search Agent focuses on knowledge access across documents and repositories, not general web search.
Ask questions in natural language instead of relying on exact keywords, Boolean syntax or folder knowledge.
Interpret the intent behind a question and retrieve the most relevant content from the authorized knowledge base.
Search across multiple repositories such as SharePoint, OneDrive, Google Drive and enterprise file stores.
Return concise responses with references to the documents that support the answer.
Summarize long documents, extract relevant sections and reduce manual reading effort.
Compare terms, clauses, procedures or product information across multiple documents.
These common knowledge questions show the difference between ordinary file search and a source-grounded enterprise knowledge agent.
“What is our parental leave policy?”
Retrieve the relevant policy and handbook sections, summarize the answer and show the supporting source.
“Compare termination notice terms across these supplier agreements.”
Find the relevant clauses, structure the comparison and link each finding to its source.
“How do I resolve error code E17?”
Search manuals and SOPs to surface the relevant procedure and supporting documentation.
“What approvals are required for purchases over $25,000?”
Retrieve the procurement policy, approval matrix and related procedure.
“Compare warranty coverage for Product A and Product B.”
Retrieve the relevant product and warranty documents and summarize the differences.
“Find everything related to the 2026 access-control review.”
Return the most relevant documents and supporting summaries across authorized repositories.
Current enterprise-search patterns include SharePoint, OneDrive, Google Drive, network repositories and other document-management environments that can be connected and permissioned appropriately.
That knowledge problem can often be turned into a secure, source-backed search experience.