Choose your sources
Connect a supported account and search available filenames, or upload files from your device. Select the documents you want to use.
Find the relevant files in Google Drive or your business OneDrive. Choose your sources, ask a question, and review the answer beside the passages it cites.
Sign-in creates or opens your account. Connecting document sources is a separate choice. By continuing, you agree to the pilot terms and privacy notice.
Start with the documents you need for the task. Keep the source close as you review, follow up and save your work.
Connect a supported account and search available filenames, or upload files from your device. Select the documents you want to use.
Ask a question in plain language. Review the credit estimate before AI processing starts. Follow-up questions use the same documents.
Open citations beside the answer. Inspect the source, then save a read-only conversation with a limited retention period.
Connections make choosing sources easier. They do not grant access to every file in your firm.
Choose files for Sourceframe through Google Drive. Search the filenames available to the app and select the documents for each conversation.
Limited to app-authorized files. Access and observed versions are checked before documents are used.
Connect your work or school account to find files in your own business OneDrive. Choose the documents to bring into a question.
Shared SharePoint and Teams libraries are not included. Search results are bounded and may be incomplete.
Built for document-heavy work, with contract and amendment review as the first specialized workflow.
Find answers in selected documents, review their citations and keep the conversation going.
Connected sources or uploaded documentsReview what changed between an agreement and its amendments, with the original and amended passages close at hand.
Uploaded documentsBring a labelled list of requirements and a project brief. Review a draft assessment of what is present, missing or unclear.
Uploaded documentsFor lawyers, contract managers and teams who need to understand documents without losing sight of the source.
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