TextCortex

TextCortex suits teams that need answers from an approved set of business documents. Its current offering extends beyond writing assistance into knowledge search and custom agents. Begin with a small, well-maintained collection so you can tell whether an answer follows the source. An integration makes material accessible to an assistant; it does not establish that every document is current or appropriate for every colleague.

A practical workflow

1. Create a knowledge base from approved documents.
2. Configure an agent for one clearly defined task.
3. Ask a question whose answer you can verify.
4. Inspect the evidence and permissions before adding more sources.

Illustrative input

This example describes a task, not a tested output. Adjust the source material and settings to your own situation.

Using this approved onboarding guide, list the steps a new colleague must complete and identify questions the guide does not answer.

Result check: Open the cited material and check that instructions match the latest approved version.

Access and alternatives

A continuing Free plan offers limited core features and file storage. Premium expands model usage and storage; enterprise deployment and administration use separate terms. Check current model allowances, connectors and seat requirements. Higher-access trial features should not be confused with what remains after the trial.

Choose another workflow when its emphasis fits better: Glean for another enterprise knowledge-search approach; Dust for a different team-agent workspace.