Read

Summaries with sources

Long inputs such as calls, interviews and email threads become short findings, each linked to the lines it came from.

Everyfinding linked to its lines

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01How it works
  1. Send the long input

    Upload a recording or forward a thread; recordings are transcribed first.

  2. Findings are drafted

    Each finding is one short line with the lines that support it.

  3. Tag and compare

    Findings with the same tag are linked across inputs.

A summary is only useful if someone can check it. Every finding Avelin drafts carries marks back to the lines that support it, so a reader can open the transcript at the right moment instead of taking the summary on trust.

02Other featuresSee all

Other features

  1. 01

    Collect

    One way in

    Every file, form and message reaches one address, a watched folder or the API, and gets a reference the moment it lands.

    40+file and message formats

  2. 02

    Every value Avelin reads keeps a mark that shows exactly where it came from, so anyone can check it in a second.

    Everyvalue keeps its mark

  3. 03

    Totals are added up and dates, names and codes are checked against rules you set, before anything leaves Avelin.

    12built-in checks

  4. 04

    A person sees only the values Avelin was unsure about, each beside the spot it came from, and confirms them in seconds.

    1 in 9values sent to a person

  5. 05

    Deliver

    Outputs

    Checked results go to the tools your team already uses, as rows, records, tickets or files, with the original attached.

    8kinds of destination