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  • Sensitive Data Discovery Feeds Straight Into Records Systems

    Australian organisations searching old file shares and inboxes for personal and payment card data have a new option from Kapish. Its Document Repository Analyser (DRA), built on EzeScan technology, finds that data, classifies it and routes it for redaction.

  • Restoring Microsoft 365 Without Restoring the Attack

    Restoring Microsoft 365 data after a cyber attack carries the risk of restoring the attack along with it. Commvault is targeting that problem with two paid add-ons that scan backup copies for threats and sensitive data.

  • ABBYY Pairs Deterministic OCR With Generative AI

    A supplier contract with no standard layout can now be extracted without labelled training data. ABBYY's new PHOENIX Plus does it with generative models the company selects, tunes and hosts inside its Vantage platform.

  • Document Extraction Agent Remembers What Worked Last Time

    Long financial tables lose rows, legal files scatter related clauses across thousands of pages, and diagrams hide text in fine print. Extend's Operator-1 is an autonomous agent built to extract data from documents like these and check its own results.

  • Turning Obligations into Rules AI Agents Must Follow

    An AI agent that approves a payment or handles personal data carries the same obligations as the person who used to do that job. Solcis, a new company spun out of Australian GRC vendor 6clicks, has launched two products to enforce those obligations on each action an agent takes.

  • Meta's Muse Wonder Takes On Legal and Finance Work

    An AI agent that reads a lease, chases an insurance claim and untangles someone's finances is the pitch behind Meta's new Muse Wonder models. Meta claims its flagship now beats rival frontier models at legal document work.

  • Docusign Closes the Gap Between Drafting and Signing

    A new desktop application lets teams edit, redact and prepare PDFs inside Docusign and send them for signature, with pre-signing changes kept on record. Docusign PDF Editor is a new offering for the company's Intelligent Agreement Management (IAM) platform. It is aimed at legal, sales, procurement and HR teams.

  • New OPEX Scanner Cuts Document Preparation

    Archive and backfile conversion jobs that must return documents in their original order are the target of Axis, a new single-bin scanner from OPEX. Axis brings OPEX's minimal-preparation, one-touch scanning to a simpler single-output design. It sits between the company's desktop scanners and its multi-bin production scanners.

  • On-Premises Document Parsing for Regulated Industries

    Tables, forms, diagrams and images in enterprise documents can be converted into structured Markdown for AI retrieval by Cohere's new Parse model. Parse is a vision language model designed to process large volumes of documents for indexing, retrieval-augmented generation (RAG) and agentic retrieval. It works across nine major languages.

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  • Sensitive Data Discovery Feeds Straight Into Records Systems

    Australian organisations searching old file shares and inboxes for personal and payment card data have a new option from Kapish. Its Document Repository Analyser (DRA), built on EzeScan technology, finds that data, classifies it and routes it for redaction.

  • Restoring Microsoft 365 Without Restoring the Attack

    Restoring Microsoft 365 data after a cyber attack carries the risk of restoring the attack along with it. Commvault is targeting that problem with two paid add-ons that scan backup copies for threats and sensitive data.

  • ABBYY Pairs Deterministic OCR With Generative AI

    A supplier contract with no standard layout can now be extracted without labelled training data. ABBYY's new PHOENIX Plus does it with generative models the company selects, tunes and hosts inside its Vantage platform.

  • Document Extraction Agent Remembers What Worked Last Time

    Long financial tables lose rows, legal files scatter related clauses across thousands of pages, and diagrams hide text in fine print. Extend's Operator-1 is an autonomous agent built to extract data from documents like these and check its own results.

  • Turning Obligations into Rules AI Agents Must Follow

    An AI agent that approves a payment or handles personal data carries the same obligations as the person who used to do that job. Solcis, a new company spun out of Australian GRC vendor 6clicks, has launched two products to enforce those obligations on each action an agent takes.

  • Meta's Muse Wonder Takes On Legal and Finance Work

    An AI agent that reads a lease, chases an insurance claim and untangles someone's finances is the pitch behind Meta's new Muse Wonder models. Meta claims its flagship now beats rival frontier models at legal document work.

  • Docusign Closes the Gap Between Drafting and Signing

    A new desktop application lets teams edit, redact and prepare PDFs inside Docusign and send them for signature, with pre-signing changes kept on record. Docusign PDF Editor is a new offering for the company's Intelligent Agreement Management (IAM) platform. It is aimed at legal, sales, procurement and HR teams.

  • New OPEX Scanner Cuts Document Preparation

    Archive and backfile conversion jobs that must return documents in their original order are the target of Axis, a new single-bin scanner from OPEX. Axis brings OPEX's minimal-preparation, one-touch scanning to a simpler single-output design. It sits between the company's desktop scanners and its multi-bin production scanners.

  • On-Premises Document Parsing for Regulated Industries

    Tables, forms, diagrams and images in enterprise documents can be converted into structured Markdown for AI retrieval by Cohere's new Parse model. Parse is a vision language model designed to process large volumes of documents for indexing, retrieval-augmented generation (RAG) and agentic retrieval. It works across nine major languages.

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