Use Case: Knowledge Management

  • Box AI

    Box AI brings AI-powered question answering, summarization, and content assistance into Box’s enterprise content management environment. It is especially useful for organizations that already rely on Box for secure document workflows and want AI capabilities without moving work into a separate tool stack.

  • Dropbox Dash

    Dropbox Dash is an AI-powered search and knowledge tool designed to help teams find information, summarize content, and navigate work spread across multiple apps and files. It is especially useful for organizations that struggle with fragmented knowledge and need faster access to internal context.

  • Slack AI

    Slack AI brings summarization, search, and contextual assistance into Slack so teams can move through channels, threads, and shared knowledge more efficiently. It is especially useful for organizations that already treat Slack as a core hub for communication and coordination.

  • Glasp

    Glasp is a social highlighting and knowledge-capture tool designed to help users save, organize, and revisit information from the web. It is especially useful for people who want to turn reading and browsing into a more structured research workflow.

  • Semantic Scholar AI

    Semantic Scholar AI is built to support academic discovery and paper understanding by helping users explore research and extract useful information from scholarly literature. It is especially useful for researchers, students, and knowledge workers working in paper-heavy environments.

  • ResearchRabbit

    ResearchRabbit is a literature discovery and mapping tool built to help researchers explore papers, authors, and citation relationships visually. It is especially useful for academic research and evidence discovery workflows where users want a more exploratory and connected view of the literature than standard search alone provides.

  • Connected Papers

    Connected Papers is a research discovery tool built to help users explore relationships between academic papers visually. It is especially useful for researchers that want to map a field, spot related work, and move more efficiently through literature networks.

  • Litmaps

    Litmaps is a research discovery and mapping platform designed to help users find papers, visualize connections, and stay updated on literature developments. It is especially useful for academics and research-heavy teams that want a more structured way to track and expand literature reviews.

  • Genei

    Genei is an AI research and summarization tool designed to help users read less manually and extract the key points from longer documents faster. It is especially useful for researchers, analysts, and students dealing with large document volumes.

  • Humata

    Humata is a document AI platform focused on file-based question answering, summarization, and document understanding. It is especially useful for researchers, analysts, and teams that work with large PDFs and want a faster way to extract information from dense materials.