Resolve at work.
Six recorded demos of how Resolve handles messy enterprise work: documents that disagree, actions that need a check, inboxes, file shares and ledgers. Each one shows the answer, how sure Resolve is, and when it hands the call to a person.
Hand it a case file
Eight enterprise case files. Change one fact and watch every answer move, with how sure Resolve is of each.
Open the playground →Governing recordWhich document governs?
Five documents disagree about a notice period. Resolve rules the weaker ones out, one clue at a time, and asks a person when a signature page is missing.
Open the demo →ControlPayment-run supervisor
Ten actions from a payment agent, including a forged “approved by phone” note. Resolve allows, blocks or asks, against four written rules.
Open the demo →RoutingInbox triage
Invoices, complaints, legal notices and orders, in five languages. See how many go straight through, and what a looser cutoff costs.
Open the demo →SearchFind it in the share
A certificate somewhere in a 5,000-file share. Resolve picks a folder at each level in about a third of a second, and stops when two supplier folders fit.
Open the demo →ReconciliationMatch the bank to the books
Missing references, two identical invoices, a currency conversion and a duplicate payment. Resolve matches what it can prove.
Open the demo →Now try it on your own cases.
We run both Resolve editions on a sample of your decisions and report accuracy, automation and errors.
About this page
- Recorded run. No model runs on this page and nothing you click is sent anywhere. Every document, message, action and amount is synthetic, written for this page.
- Answers and probabilities were captured from Resolve runs on synthetic case files, and this page replays those outputs; it does not run the model. They are not accuracy figures; measured results are on the comparison page.
- Resolve answers in about 0.37 seconds per case file on one NVIDIA H100 GPU. The times shown are that median; they are not timed here.