On-premises
Runs on your own servers, so documents and answers stay inside your environment.
Your team already asks AI about contracts and policies, and one wrong answer lands on whoever repeated it. Unnanu answers only from your documents, shows the exact passage, and says “not found” when it isn’t there.
Teams are already asking AI tools about contracts and policies. In regulated and public-sector work, one confident wrong answer can cost more than every right one saves.
A misquoted deadline, clause or policy lands on the person who repeated it. They need the page, not a paraphrase.
Most AI tools are built to always answer. Unnanu runs a fixed check and declines when the text isn’t there.
Search that quotes a file to someone who can’t open it is a breach. Unnanu answers only from what each person may see.
A real FAQ from the product, with five questions. Four are answered from the text; one isn’t in the document, so it isn’t answered.
Supplier Diversity Programs FAQ.pdf · p.1
A. RGRTA collectively refers to the Minority/Women Owned Business Enterprise (MWBE), Disadvantaged Business Enterprise (DBE), and Service Disabled Veteran Owned Business (SDVOB) programs as Supplier Diversity Programs.
A. A Prime Vendor is the firm submitting the response to the Event and will be responsible to ensure subcontractors are performing.
A. A subcontractor is a firm that has been engaged by the Prime Vendor to assist in performing under the requirements of the contract.
A. A certified firm is a Prime Vendor or a Subcontractor included in one of the three Directories below. Certifications from other governments are not recognized.
A. RGRTA hosts pre-bid/proposal meetings, publicly displays firms who added themselves to the Event’s Plan Holders List and may provide a list of firms that were notified of the Event.
Step counts for the first question are from the product screenshot; the others show step status only.
Every answer has a “How it was found” panel with the real numbers from that search. When a procurement lead or an auditor asks where an answer came from, you can show them.
Example search: “What are Supplier Diversity Programs at RGRTA?”
Reads your question and keeps the words that matter for the search.
Those words point to catalog cards, and each card lists the documents it came from.
Scores the sections of those documents and puts the best evidence first.
A fixed check confirms the answer is really in the text. If it isn’t, we say so instead of guessing.
You get the answer with its sources, limited to what you’re allowed to see.
When a source hasn’t been updated in a while, the answer says so. When a more recent document also matches, it is listed too, so you can check both. Sample content.
General categories, not specific products. Many tools can be configured differently; this is how they typically behave out of the box.
| What matters | Unnanu | Generic chat AI | Keyword search |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cites its source | Quote, document, section, pageHighlighted in the original file | Often no, or a link without the passage | Returns documents, not answersYou find the sentence yourself |
| Declines when the answer isn’t there | Fixed Verify step“Not found in your documents” | Usually tries to answer anyway | Shows a list, relevant or not |
| Respects permissions | Only what each person may seeAlso applies to Ask Assist | Depends on how it’s deployed | Usually, if configured |
| Any-language documents | Searched in English | Varies | Exact terms only |
| Shows how it found the answer | Five steps with counts | Rarely | Ranking is opaque |
The same product and the same checks on every answer, wherever it runs. How it is secured →
Runs on your own servers, so documents and answers stay inside your environment.
Deployed in your own cloud account, under your keys, network rules and region.
Fully managed by Unnanu, with a separate deployment for each client.
A sample question for each, and what to measure in a pilot. Each has its own page.
Unnanu is under contract with two regional councils of governments and trusted by state, consulting and services organizations.
AI Robotic Solutions for Public Sector Operations with North Central Texas Council of Governments, and AI Consulting Services with Houston-Galveston Area Council.
Texas Department of Information Resources, IntegrateUs, Prachas and PMCS Services.
U.S. Patent No. 10,510,339 B2, “Selecting Media Using Weighted Key Words.”
The same product runs on your premises, in your cloud or on Unnanu Cloud, with 16 connectors and API profiles.
“When someone asks what a policy or contract says, they need the page it came from, not a best guess. Answers that quote the source and name the document and page are answers a public sector team can check, explain and stand behind.”
“Our documents live in a lot of SharePoint sites, and nobody remembers which one has what. Unnanu points straight to the passage and the page, and it keeps to the same permissions we already set in SharePoint.”
The founders, engineers and security lead behind Unnanu, with their roles and LinkedIn profiles, are on the company page. Meet the team →
A fixed Verify step confirms that the answer is really in the text of your document before it is shown. Verified answers cite the document, section and page; anything else comes back as “not found”.
On your premises, in your own cloud account, or in Unnanu Cloud, fully managed by us. The same permission checks, verification and audit trail apply in every option.
You get “Not found in your documents”. The Verify step is a fixed check that the answer is really in the text; if it isn’t, nothing is shown as an answer.
No. Answers are limited to what each person is allowed to see, and access is denied by default for any document without a grant. Ask Assist follows the same rule. See Security.
SharePoint, local folders, web crawl, Outlook, Gmail, Slack, Fireflies, SQL databases, webhooks, and API profiles for Confluence, Jira, Salesforce, ServiceNow, Zendesk, Dynamics 365 and ERP records. See Integrations.
No. Documents in any language are searched in English, and the citation points to the original passage.
Multi-format files, including PDFs and office documents, with large uploads sent in parts.
We suggest three weeks on your own documents, with measures agreed in week 1. See How a pilot works.
We’ll load a sample of your documents and you’ll see cited answers, and honest “not found”s, in the first meeting.
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