Earlier this year, we introduced Navi as a new interface to the Parsewise Data Engine. Instead of learning the platform first, users could begin with the questions they wanted answered and the data sitting in their documents.
Navi can now build apps around a project’s extracted data, inspect the decisions behind an extraction, transcribe dictated prompts, and use screenshots as context.
Introducing Navi Apps
Navi Apps turn a project’s extracted data into a working interface. Describe the app you need in plain language. Navi reads the project’s Agents and results, builds the interface, and tests it against the same data. The finished app appears in the project sidebar, where you can open it or ask Navi to improve it.
Ask about your documents, extracted values, and results.
Loss development, risk profiles, and claims requiring review.
2024 incurred
£13.7m
Reserve movement
+8.2%
Claims to review
3
Paid loss triangle
Select an accident year2024 risk profile
LivePrioritised review queue
3 claims now need reserve or legal review
How to create a Navi App
Open the Apps menu in the project sidebar and select New app. Navi opens with a prompt to describe what you want to create. The same menu links to Manage apps, where you can rename an app, change its icon, choose whether it appears in the sidebar, or delete it.
Open the Apps menu to create a new app or manage the ones already in this project.
Decision transparency
Parsewise results have always been traceable to their source. Citations were included to help you find the source of a value, but they do not explain why a value is missing or unexpected.
To inspect a decision, Navi retraces the extraction path for a specific Agent, document, and page. Navi checks whether the page was judged relevant, whether a value was returned, and where the path stopped.
A user can ask Navi:
“Why didn’t page 5 give me a Net Debt value?”
Navi inspects the original decision flow, then replays extraction against the selected page. Here, page 5 discusses Gross Debt rather than Net Debt, which is why Navi skipped it.
Voice dictation
Longer, more detailed instructions are often quicker to say than type. Tap the microphone, say what you need, and Navi adds the transcript to your draft so you can review or edit it before sending.
Screenshot context
Not everything is easy to copy or describe. Sometimes a screenshot is quicker. Paste one into Navi, ask your question, and Navi uses the image as context for its answer.
Here are the financials shown in the chart:
| Company | Revenue | EBITDA |
|---|---|---|
| Aster Group | £42.8m | £6.1m |
| Beacon Ltd | £31.4m | £4.7m |
| Cobalt plc | £27.9m | £3.8m |
