From scattered files to connected knowledge.
Radcliffe connects the people, projects and facts inside your documents. Ask a question, follow a relationship or compare a set of files, with the supporting passages close at hand.
Early-access requests are open. Product onboarding opens later.The document stays behind the answer.
How it works1Your sourcesFiles and accounts you chooseSee this step
Source material is parsed into passages, retaining the document and location behind the text.
2Connected knowledgePeople, projects and dated factsSee this step
Extracted entities and relationships link back to the passages that support them.
3Readable evidenceSearch within the reader’s accessSee this step
Text, semantic and graph retrieval work within the reader’s permitted evidence.
4An answer to inspectCitations return to the sourceSee this step
An answer includes source references. Opening one checks current access and shows its supporting passage.
A view of the process, from a source you choose to an answer you can check.
Start with the information you already have.
Upload files or keep a chosen laptop folder in sync. For connected accounts, the available setup depends on the service, your company’s permissions and the workspace configuration.1
Choose a useful first collection
Start with the policies, project records or reference documents that answer a recurring question.
Keep the source attached
Parsed passages retain their document and location, so a citation can take you back to the supporting words.
Check what has been processed
Source and connection states distinguish waiting, synchronising and failed work. A connected account does not mean every file is ready.
Connect what the documents are about.
The knowledge graph records entities, relationships and dated facts extracted from readable material. Those connections add context to text and semantic search.2
People and organisations
Find references to the same person or organisation across a body of work, then inspect the passages behind them.
Projects and relationships
Explore neighbours and paths to understand how a project, person or decision connects to other work.
Facts with dates
Where the source states when a fact applies, look at the relevant period. Historical views still use your current access.
Choose the view that fits the task.
The same connected material supports several ways of working. You do not need to turn every task into a chat.3
Ask and inspect
Ask a question in plain words. Open a citation to inspect its passage before relying on the answer.
Get oriented
Topic pages bring a summary, relevant people, dated facts and sources together for a handover or unfamiliar area of work.
Compare systematically
In Grid review, choose documents as rows and questions as columns. Review the answers and evidence, edit cells and export a CSV.
Keep evidence useful as the work changes.
Processing follows source changes. Review tools help people inspect conflicting facts and maintain answers that have been approved for reuse.4
Changed documents
Updated material can be reprocessed so the graph follows the source. Timing depends on sync and queued processing; it is not an instant-update promise.
Disagreements to review
Reviewers can inspect detected conflicts, ask the owner or mark information out of date. Automated detection does not find every inconsistency.
Verified answers
An approved answer has an audience, an owner and a review date. Changed sources or an overdue review prevent its reuse until it is checked.
Questions, answered.
What happens when the sources do not answer?
Radcliffe says “No source you can see answers this.” Missing and unreadable evidence receive the same response, so the answer does not reveal a hidden file.
Does a graph connection prove that a fact is correct?
It gives you a route to the evidence. Extracted relationships and generated answers can need review; the original passage remains the place to check the claim.
Product details
- Uploads and laptop-folder sync are implemented. Source connectors have individual setup and availability states; live-service access requires suitable credentials, permissions and real-data approval.
- Graph extraction records source-linked entities, relationships and claims. Retrieval combines graph context with text and vector search, subject to database access checks.
- Graph, Topics and Grid are mounted product views. Each Grid cell uses its own row’s document; sharing a grid requires access to every included document.
- Source processing and graph maintenance run as queued work. Verified-answer reuse checks its audience, source state and review date. Conflict detection is a review aid, not a completeness guarantee.
What would your team ask first?
Tell us about the work and the information behind it.