Citation-grounded summaries for contracts, clinical trials, regulatory filings, and board minutes. Every assertion sourced from a specific span in a specific document. Never fabricates a fact. The summary your compliance team can actually sign off on.
The first wave of AI summarisation was impressive in the demo and disastrous in production. The summaries read well — but confidently asserted facts that were not in the source. TeamSync's summarisation is structurally grounded: every assertion in the output is sourced from a specific span in a specific document. If the corpus does not contain the answer, the summary says so.
A contract summary highlights parties, term, key obligations, risk clauses, and renewal terms. A clinical trial protocol summary covers indication, endpoints, eligibility, and sample size. A quality event summary covers root cause and corrective actions. The type-awareness comes from the platform's classification — no template required.
Upload a regulatory filing, a stack of contracts, or a year of board minutes. The summarisation surface synthesises key insights across multiple documents simultaneously — identifying themes, flagging inconsistencies, surfacing action items — with every assertion still traceable to its source document.
Source document, requesting user, summary type, retrieved spans, generated text, reviewer interactions — all anchored to the compliance audit chain. The CISO's question — "what was summarised, by whom, and what did the summary actually contain?" — has a chain-segment answer, not a log query.
Executive briefings, regulatory abstracts, quality event closeouts — the AI handles the extraction and structuring. The human handles the review and judgment.
Citations link to exact paragraphs in source documents. The reviewer verifies, not reconstructs. Fact-checking the AI is faster than reading the document.
The compliance team gets a citation chain, not a narrative. The summary that survives the regulator's review is the one where every assertion points to a source.
Cross-document synthesis across quarterly earnings, analyst reports, and board minutes. Every key point cited. The exec reads the summary; the team verifies the citations.
Type-aware summarisation adapts to regulatory submission structure automatically. Citation-grounded output means the abstract is defensible from the moment it is generated.
Multi-document synthesis across pleadings, correspondence, and exhibits. Every assertion cited to the source document. The partner reviews; the associate verifies.
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