Where this comes from
The tools that promised to speed up questionnaire responses mostly produced fluent text. Fluent text is the problem. A confident paragraph with no source behind it is harder to catch than a blank cell.
The founder and the principle about evidence behind the product.
The tools that promised to speed up questionnaire responses mostly produced fluent text. Fluent text is the problem. A confident paragraph with no source behind it is harder to catch than a blank cell.
So the product has one principle and it is enforced in the pipeline, not suggested in a prompt. An answer is drafted only from passages retrieved from your own library, it must cite the passages it used, and if it cannot, the pipeline rejects it and marks the question No evidence found with a note about which document would answer it.
That rule costs something. The platform will leave questions blank that a chat assistant would have filled in. We think that is the right trade for a document that goes to a buyer with your company's name on it.
Upload the documents you already trust and one questionnaire. Evidra drafts every answer from them, cites the passages it used and shows you where your library is thin.