Navius runs on an engine that reads documents, pulls out what they state, organizes them and makes them searchable, with every finding tied to the page it came from. We built it for the public record of local government. The same engine can be pointed at a company's own documents.
Read any format
Scans, photographs, drawings, spreadsheets and ordinary files: whatever a record arrives as, it becomes text that can be searched.
Pull out the facts
The dates, parties, amounts and terms a record states, each kept with the page it came from, so every figure can be checked against the original.
Organize it
Documents sorted by what they are and what they concern, with the same thing named the same way wherever it appears.
Search it and ask it
A searchable body of records that people or AI tools can question in plain words, and that answers with citations to the pages behind the answer.
Who it suits
Firms that hold large sets of records and need them to answer questions: title companies, law firms, insurers, utilities and engineering firms.
How we work
Each engagement is custom and scoped on its own, around your records and the questions you need them to answer.
