Enterprise AI Knowledge OS
Savira Cortex transforms internal documents — policies, contracts, reports, manuals, SOPs — into a searchable, version-aware, permission-controlled reasoning system.
Not a chatbot over a vector store. A knowledge operating system that understands structure, history, and who is allowed to know what.
Documents enter Cortex and become structured, retrievable, version-tracked knowledge. Agents reason over that knowledge. The interface returns answers with sources and confidence.
Ingestion that understands what a document IS — department, topics, sections, version — not just what it says.
Every version retained. Every change tracked. Every diff answerable in natural language.
A six-stage pipeline: intent → plan → permission filter → vector recall → rerank → generate.
Specialized agents instead of one monolithic LLM. Each agent does one job, with audit trails.
Documents stop being isolated. Cortex learns how a policy connects to a department, a contract, a system.
Tenant isolation, role-based access, and audit logging built into the retrieval path — not bolted on.
Ask in plain English. Get an answer with sources, citations, version, and a confidence signal.
Admin visibility into the knowledge base itself — not just usage, but corpus health.
What type of request is this?
What evidence do we need?
What is this user allowed to see?
What sections are candidates?
Which chunks actually answer?
Compose answer with citations.
Google for company documents.
Tell me what changed.
Which policies are outdated?
Find risky clauses.
Summarize company information.
The work you are doing today — intent classification, query planning, permission filtering, vector retrieval, reranking, generation — is the core intelligence layer of Cortex. The rest of the platform depends on it.