Pay for the documents you audit.
Docutise is usage-based — priced per audited document — so cost tracks the work done, not seats you're not using. Start with a free local pilot during early access.
A local pilot on your own hardware to validate the evidence model on real documents.
- All eight evidence lanes
- Review console + API access
- Durable audit-package exports
- Onboarding support
Production QC for a live lending operation, billed on the documents you actually audit.
- Everything in Pilot
- Volume-based per-document rate
- Configurable audit profiles
- Webhooks & system integration
- Priority support
For regulated operations that need dedicated hardening, identity and retention controls.
- Everything in Operations
- Production identity & SSO
- Retention, backup & restore
- Monitoring, alerts & runbooks
- Dedicated onboarding & SLA
Docutise is in early access. Final per-document rates and terms are set per engagement under a Docutise license agreement.
Straight answers.
Why usage-based instead of per-seat?
QC volume varies week to week. Charging per audited document means your cost tracks the actual work — a quiet month costs less, and you're never paying for idle seats. Reviewers and admins aren't metered.
What counts as an audited document?
A document you run through the audit pipeline — rendered, examined across the evidence lanes and scored. Re-running an audit on a corrected re-upload is part of the same file's lifecycle; we'll walk through the specifics during onboarding.
Do we need special hardware?
Docutise runs locally. Deterministic checks run on CPU; certified detector and semantic lanes target an available RTX-class GPU environment. We'll size a fit for your volume during the pilot.
Is there a long-term contract?
The pilot is free during early access with no commitment. Production use is governed by a Docutise license agreement — proprietary, commercial software with terms set per engagement.
Start with a free local pilot.
We'll size Docutise to your document volume and get a pilot running on your hardware.