# Resolve playground: watch it decide · Dscvry

> Pick an enterprise case file, change one fact and watch Resolve answer every question, show how sure it is, and hand the unsure ones to a person. Recorded examples; no model is called.

Source: https://dscvryai.com/technology/models/resolve/playground/

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# Hand it a case file. Watch it decide.

Pick a case, change one fact in it, and watch every answer move, with how sure Resolve is of each.

Choose a case file

0.37 s Recorded example ·

## Case

Decide automatically at 90% or more

## It knows when it isn’t sure.

Twenty invoices, ordered from least to most certain. Move the cutoff: everything above it is decided automatically, everything below goes to a person, and the dots mark answers Resolve would have got wrong.

Hover or tap a bar to see the invoice.

Cutoff 90%

- **Decided automatically** 0

- **Sent to a person** 0

- **Mistakes that got through** 0

## Now try it on your own cases.

We run both Resolve editions on a sample of your decisions and report accuracy, automation and errors.

[Request an evaluation →](https://dscvryai.com/technology/models/resolve/#evaluate)

## About this page

1. Recorded examples. No model runs on this page and nothing you click is sent anywhere. Every case file and invoice is synthetic, written for this page.
2. 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](https://dscvryai.com/technology/models/resolve/compare/) .
3. The time is Resolve’s median of about 0.37 seconds per case file on one NVIDIA H100 GPU; it is not timed here.