Autobrief
Bring documents to life – interact, analyze, and unlock value fast with an AI summarizer.
Chat with docs to unlock business intelligence
Type a question and Autobrief reasons across every page and surfaces precise answers instantly.
Analyze documents at scale
Upload multiple documents and ask anything to instantly find exactly what you need, no more wasted time or guesswork.
Take action right away
Draft emails, create follow-ups, or share insights. Autobrief turns information into action.
Gain 45% efficiency – reclaim time & supercharge productivity
Unlock domain-specific unstructured data
IT
HR
Facilities
Finance
Extract insights from incident reports, SOPs, change logs, and service manuals to resolve issues faster, stay compliant, and keep systems running smoothly.
Instantly summarize and extract key details from resumes, policies, or employee feedback to streamline everyday HR tasks.
Speed up facilities work with an AI summarizer by cutting through long requests and surfacing the what and the where, so teams can act fast, not sift through documents.
Quickly analyze contracts, financial reports, or audit files to spot risks, track expenses, and support faster, smarter financial decisions.
Autobrief FAQs
What does Autobrief do?
AI-driven document summarization and insight-extraction feature that allows enterprises to upload documents (contracts, reports, policies etc.), ask questions about them, and get actionable summaries and insights quickly.
What is an AI document summarizer?
An AI document summarizer is a tool that uses artificial intelligence – typically natural language processing (NLP) and machine learning – to automatically read and understand one or more documents, then generate a shorter, concise summary that captures the key points, highlights, or insights.
Is the AI document summarizer one of Autobrief’s features?
Yes – in the case of the Aisera Autobrief is a document summarization and insight-extraction feature.
Does Autobrief include an AI PDF summarizer feature?
Aisera Autobrief aloows users to upload multiple documents (which clearly can include PDF files) and then summarise them, answer questions, and cite back to the source.
