Ask AuthorAI lets any Authorium user have a grounded, citation-backed conversation with their documents. Chat with a bill, contract, or SOW alongside reference materials like a State Contracting Manual or Department Policies and get verified answers without leaving your workflow.
Agency staff spend hours manually reading through bills, contracts, and RFPs using Ctrl+F, skimming, or asking a colleague. Generic AI tools hallucinate and can't be trusted for government work where accuracy and a clear audit trail are non-negotiable.
Ask AuthorAI is scoped to exactly the document you're reading — no hallucination, no context switching.
Click "Ask AuthorAI" on any Bill Info page or Authorium Document. The panel opens scoped to the exact version you're viewing.
Type any question or tap a suggested query. Chat with just the current document, or add reference materials like a State Contracting Manual or Department Policies. The AI answers from whichever sources you select.
Every claim has a numbered citation. Click any source card and the document scrolls to the exact paragraph to verify in one click.
Not a generic chatbot bolted on. A purpose-built intelligence layer for high-stakes document review.
Every factual claim links to the exact source paragraph. No uncited assertions, ever.
Targeted answers in seconds. Analysts spend less time searching and more time analyzing.
Add a State Contracting Manual, Department Policies, or any org-level reference document as a source. Get cited answers that draw from both the document and your reference materials.
Document and chat side by side. No tab switching, no copy-pasting into a separate tool.
No other public sector platform offers grounded, citation-backed document chat with org-level reference document support.
Five distinct personas. One consistent capability that meets them where they are.
Quickly identify key changes, fiscal impacts, and affected entities across bill versions.
Cross-reference contracts against a State Contracting Manual or Department Policies with cited answers from both sources.
Summarize terms, identify risks, and track obligations during contract development.
Locate specific security and compliance requirements across lengthy contract documents.
Get fast, accurate summaries before approvals without reading 40-page documents.