Humata

Humata suits people who need answers from a specific collection of documents. Its document chat and citations let a reader move from an answer to supporting passages. Comparing files can help find conflicting statements, but the cited text remains the evidence; an answer is not a substitute for reading a decisive clause.

A practical workflow

1. Upload documents that you have permission to use.
2. Ask one bounded question and name the files that matter.
3. Open each citation and read the surrounding paragraph.
4. Record any disagreement between documents before sharing the answer.

Illustrative input

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

Compare the cancellation conditions in these two supplier agreements. Quote the relevant clauses and say when the documents do not answer a question.

Result check: Check that every condition is supported by the correct file and that exceptions were not omitted.

Access and alternatives

A recurring free plan has monthly document-page and answer limits. Team features and scanned-document OCR are plan-dependent. Large libraries or collaboration need paid access; confirm the current allowances before uploading a batch.

Choose another workflow when its emphasis fits better: ChatPDF for focused PDF conversation; Gemini Notebook for a broader source-based research notebook.