Humata

Questions across hundreds of documents at once, with the source passage highlighted in the answer

Humata works with large document sets: upload a folder of contracts, reports or policies and ask across all of them at once, with the exact source passage highlighted in the answer. It produces concise translations and summaries, compares documents with each other and has shared folders for teams. It suits lawyers with a contract archive and finance teams with a reporting pack.

Free plan

A few dozen pages and a limited number of questions for the whole account

Paid plans

Humata pricing

Tasks it handles well

• Summarize a long PDF
• Keep a contract register and track deadlines
• Summarize changes in legislation for colleagues

Most useful for

• Accountant
• Lawyer
• HR manager
• Finance manager
• Manager
• Marketer
• Sales manager
• Data analyst
• Teacher
• Executive assistant
• Logistics manager
• Procurement manager

Pitfalls to watch at work

• A contract archive with parties and amounts in a third-party cloud needs a data processing agreement: without one, upload anonymized or public documents
• The limit is counted in pages and large scans burn through it fast: upload one file first and check the quality
• An answer across hundreds of documents may mix up terms from different contracts: check which file the highlighted passage comes from

Billing

Card payment on the website through Stripe.

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