Visus.ai targets the gap between having a lot of documentation and being able to use it. Teams accumulate process docs, wikis, PDFs, and notes, but retrieving a specific answer still means hunting through folders. Visus takes those documents, organizes and analyzes them, and lets anyone ask questions in natural language and get an answer drawn entirely from that training material, with the option to follow up conversationally.
Setup is deliberately short. You upload your documents, adjust parameters such as sensitivity and accuracy through a configuration interface, and then start asking. Visus can hold as many documents as you need, and it can also pull training content from tools your team already uses, including Google Drive, Confluence, Notion, Slack, Microsoft Teams, Discord, and a Chrome extension for access anywhere.
Security and permissions are treated as first-class concerns rather than add-ons. Data is encrypted in transit with TLS 1.2+ and stored with industry-standard AES 256 full-disk encryption, answers respect the permissions the requesting user already has, and the company states it is working toward SOC 2 compliance. The platform is offered across free, team, business, and enterprise tiers, with enterprise options including custom fine-tuning and SAML single sign-on.
