Ask questions and quickly get answers from your pdfs, Word documents, data tables, and other text documents.
Document Question Answering
Query your documents right from your website and query the Internet right from your website. No need for your users go to the website of another company. You get a custom generative AI solution in your website that allows you to query your documents and get answers immediately.
Simply upload your pdf, docx, data tables, or text document and start querying your documents.
The systems uses state-of-the-art large language models, such as OpenAI.
Applications include, Company Documents, Webpages, Published Articles,
Books, Lectures. See a demonstration.
Demonstration
The following is a demonstration of the document Question-Answering system. The demonstration includes, (1) a sample data table and pdf file (speech to US Congress by President Eisenhower, 1960).
You can ask questions and get answers based on the content of the document.
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Just upload your documents and start asking question.
Easy integration in your website. Just put the link in your website. See details below. Get a Free Trial Account
Publish your files and register your website at the Online Portal . All queries must originate from the website which you register.
Publish your files and register your website at the Online Portal . All queries must originate from the website which you register.
Include the following in your webpage
Place the following div element at the location in the webpage where you want users to enter queries. <div style="position: relative;" id="sagenlp_llm"></div>.
Place the following code below the div element above. <script src="https://sagenlp.com/vgx/docqx.js"></script>.
That's it! You are now ready to start querying your documents from your website. Your webpage will automatically be modified to include (a) a user input box where users can type their queries, (b) a drop-down menu with your published files, and (c) a Submit button.
If you desire greater control over the placement and style of the user input box, drop-down menu, and submit button, you can add these elements to your webpage yourself. The user input box should have id="sagenlp_userInput", the drop-down menu should have id="sagenlp_Published_File", and the submit button should have id="sagenlp_submit". You will also need to add a div (id="sagenlp_Rx") for displaying your results. An animated image (id="sagenlp_spinner" and src="https://sagenlp.com/images/giphyz.gif") may be added to indicate that a query request is being processed.
We provide two javascript function, fList() and talk2doc(input_query,fileName) for your use. When fList() is called, it returns a list of the files (in json array format) you have previously published. Example: file_list = await fList(); here file_list will contain an array with the names of files. You may use file_list to create an html drop-down menu, so you can easily select the file (i.e. fileName) the want to query.
When talk2doc(input_query,fileName) is called, it processes the user input query (input_query) and returns a text string with the result. The name of the document you want to query is specified using fileName. Example call to this function: query_result = await talk2doc(userInput,fileName); here query_result is the result returned from your query. (Use this query_result to display your result.). You can set fileName to any empty string, i.e. talk2doc(input_query,""), if you want to query all files, or set fileName to "*", i.e. talk2doc(input_query,"*"), if you want to query the Internet.
