The core of Traize

Knowledge Search

Documents, projects, skills: all just shells. What matters is the knowledge behind them, and that is the core of Traize. You do not search files, you search what your company knows.

01

Extend knowledge

Traize extracts pieces of knowledge from documents, chats, meetings, and connected tools, and links them to what the company already knows.

02

Merge sources

The same knowledge from several sources is fused into a single entry, with every source kept as evidence. That makes each entry more reliable.

03

Surface conflicts

When new knowledge contradicts what exists, it is flagged and made visible instead of quietly coexisting.

How it works

The what

Knowledge is the what behind everything

A document is just a file, a project just an entry. What matters is the what behind it: What does the document actually say? What was learned from the project? Which processes repeat, which policies apply, and where do they come from? That is the knowledge you search with Traize.

How knowledge is captured automatically
Under the hood

Knowledge is a first-class unit, linked to the sources it comes from.

Search

Ask for the knowledge, not the file

You ask the way you think: What did we learn from the rollout? Which rules apply to offers? Traize answers with the knowledge itself, with its source, instead of handing you a list of files to read yourself.

Under the hood

Search over knowledge units instead of raw documents, every answer with a source relation to its origin.

Relations

Knowledge never stands alone

Because Traize extracts knowledge instead of just storing it, it can put knowledge in relation: What builds on what? What depends on what? What extends, what contradicts? You do not just see the answer, you see its surroundings.

Under the hood

Typed connections between knowledge units: builds on, depends on, extends, contradicts.

Conflicts

Contradictions do not go unnoticed

When new knowledge enters the system and conflicts with what is already there, Traize makes it visible. You analyse the contradiction and decide what holds, instead of two versions of the truth living side by side. That keeps your knowledge current by itself.

Under the hood

Conflict detection for new knowledge against what is already known.

Consequences

Decisions and their consequences, made visible

Because dependencies live in the knowledge itself, Traize can model what a decision entails: which knowledge is affected, which dependencies appear or break. You decide with the whole picture in view.

Under the hood

Dependency analysis along the connections in the company knowledge.

Frequently asked questions

How do I know an answer is reliable?

Every answer points back to the cards it's based on, including a confidence score and its origin.

Does Traize automatically ask when knowledge is missing?

Gap detection exists technically. Triggering an interview from it today happens in a targeted way, not fully automatically.

What is the difference between knowledge search and document search?

Document search finds files. Knowledge search gathers experience from interviews and projects that isn't written down anywhere.

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