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Which ACME invoices are still due, and for how much?

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Three ACME Logistics invoices from Q1 2025 are unpaid, $31,800 in total:

InvoiceDueAmount
INV-204182025-04-30$12,400
INV-203772025-03-31$11,050
INV-203112025-02-28$8,350
  • INV-20418.pdf · p.1
  • INV-20377.pdf · p.1
  • Payments-Q1.xlsx · Sheet1

acme-unpaid-q1.xlsx

Sample conversation, made-up data
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Dashboard

Know what you have before you ask

The moment a source is indexed, the dashboard shows what is in it — thousands of files you have never had time to open, laid out as numbers and charts you can read in a minute.

  • Documents, pages and the years they cover, by what each document is about
  • Breakdowns by file type, document kind, year and folder
  • Identical copies found and counted, whatever they are called
  • The files that could not be read, and the reason for each
Dashboard detail: a bar chart of documents per year from 1992 to 2026, switchable between what the documents are about and when the files were last modified, and the folder breakdown with counts and date ranges

Data catalog

Every document, catalogued for you

As each file is indexed, it gets an AI profile: a short summary, what kind of document it is, the date it is about and the people and companies it names. Scans are profiled from the page image itself, so a stamped invoice is catalogued as well as a born-digital one.

  • Summary, kind, date and parties for every file
  • The date a document is about — not just when the file was last saved
  • The whole catalog as a CSV report, ready for Excel
INV-20418.pdf
Finance / Invoices / 2025
Kind
Invoice
About
2025-03-14
Parties
ACME Logistics Ltd.Northwind Trading Co.
Summary
Invoice for March freight services, 18 shipments, total $12,400 due 30 April 2025.
Sample profile, made-up data

From chart to conversation

Ask from any chart

Every chart is a way in. Pick a file type, a kind of document or a year, and a question about exactly those files is ready to send — or start from a suggestion: list them newest first, count them per year, or ask what they really are.

  • Questions scoped to the slice you clicked
  • Quick for a fast answer, Agentic for a thorough one
Asking about the Image files from the dashboard: a question box with suggested starts, the Quick and Agentic modes and the AI model

Agentic RAG

Ask like you would ask an analyst

Ordinary RAG fetches a few passages and hopes they hold the answer. PageFinder's agent works the question: it plans, searches by meaning and by exact word, opens the pages that matter and cross-checks them against each other — until it has an answer you can verify, and a spreadsheet you can use.

  • Multi-step search: semantic and keyword, as many rounds as the question needs
  • Reads the actual pages — scans, stamps and tables included
  • Cross-checks across documents before it answers
  • Every claim cited, every table one click from Excel

Which ACME invoices are still due, and for how much?

  1. PlanFind ACME’s Q1 invoices, then check which were paid
  2. Search · meaning“ACME Logistics invoice, first quarter 2025” — 14 hits
  3. Search · exact“INV-203*” “INV-204*” — 6 invoices
  4. ReadINV-20418.pdf p.1 · INV-20377.pdf p.1 · INV-20311.pdf p.1 (scan)
  5. Cross-checkPayments-Q1.xlsx — 3 of the 6 marked paid
  6. Answer3 unpaid, $31,800 — with sources and acme-unpaid-q1.xlsx
Sample agent run, made-up data

Access control

Give each team exactly the folders it needs

One index can serve many teams. A team workspace reads a chosen slice of a larger collection — the folders you grant, and nothing else — with its own members, roles, glossary and conversations. The grant starts empty, is enforced by the server on every search and every page read, and can be changed or revoked at any time without re-indexing a file.

  • Grant whole folder trees; a new team workspace sees nothing until you do
  • Roles per member — admin, member or read-only
  • Enforced inside the search index itself, on every question
  • Index once, share many ways — no second copy per team
Company documents
7,686 documents
  • Board
  • Contracts
  • Finance / Invoices
  • Finance / Ledgers
  • HR
  • Projects
Legal
4 members
  • Board
  • Contracts
Accounting
6 members
  • Finance / Invoices
  • Finance / Ledgers
Sample grants, made-up data

How it works

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  2. It catalogues itself

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  3. Explore, ask, export

    Start from a chart or a plain question. Check each answer against its pages, and take the table away as Excel.

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Built for documents that matter

  • Originals stay put

    Documents are read from their source when needed. Only the search index and the files PageFinder generates are stored — there is no second copy to secure.

  • Cited, not guessed

    Answers point to the document and page they came from, so you can open the original and verify in a click.

  • Keeps itself current

    New, changed and removed files are picked up automatically every few minutes. The dashboard, the catalog and the answers follow your storage, without re-indexing by hand.

  • Quick or Agentic, per question

    Quick answers from one search pass, in seconds and for little credit. Agentic searches in several steps, reads the pages and can build a spreadsheet. You choose each time you ask.

  • Speaks your team’s language

    Each workspace carries its own glossary, so the agent reads your abbreviations, product names and internal terms the way your team does.

  • Answers that become spreadsheets

    “Collect the amounts and due dates from the ACME invoices” ends in an Excel file, with the audit trail of how each row was found.

Your documents stay yours

  • No second copy. Originals are read from your storage on demand. What is kept is the search index, page previews and the files generated for you.
  • Encrypted. HTTPS for every request, and everything stored — databases, the search index, generated files and the access tokens for your storage — encrypted at rest.
  • Not used for training. AI models run through Amazon Bedrock by default, under terms that keep your content out of model training.
  • Isolated workspaces. Access is enforced by the server on every request, workspace by workspace — and folder by folder for a team workspace.
  • Read-only access to your sources. PageFinder asks for read-only access where the provider offers it, and never edits, moves or deletes your files.
  • Private deployment available. With Enterprise, every function runs in a completely private system inside your own environment.

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Common questions

Are my documents copied or uploaded?

No. PageFinder indexes files in place and reads the original from your storage only when it needs a page. What it keeps is the search index and the files it generates for you, such as workbooks.

What is the difference between Quick and Agentic?

Quick answers from one search pass, fast and with a small AI credit use. Agentic takes longer and uses more credits: it searches in several steps, reads the pages, keeps the whole conversation in mind and can build spreadsheets. You choose per question.

Who can see what?

Only members of a workspace can ask about its documents, and a member’s role — admin, member or read-only — decides what else they can do. To give a team part of a larger collection, create a team workspace and grant it folders: its members see those folders and nothing else. Invite colleagues by email from your account.

What kinds of files does it read?

PDFs — digital and scanned — Word, Excel and PowerPoint files, email messages and images.

Is my content used to train AI models?

No. Models run through Amazon Bedrock by default — or Google Gemini, if your workspace administrator chooses it — under terms that do not allow training on your content. The Privacy Policy names each provider.

Which storage can I connect?

Google Drive — including shared drives and folders shared with you — Microsoft OneDrive, Box, and Amazon S3 buckets, ours or your own.

What does it cost?

You pay for what you use. Add prepaid credit by card and each indexed file and answer draws it down at the prices shown in your account; new accounts start with a credit to try it. A prepaid plan may also carry a small monthly maintenance fee based on how many files you keep indexed; your account shows it before it applies. Turn on automatic top-up if you would rather not watch the balance.

How do I get an account?

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If you signed up with Google, your account has no PageFinder password to reset — choose “Continue with Google” on the sign-in page instead. An address can use Google or a password, not both.

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