Reasoning search: cited answers across your company data
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How reasoning search works across company knowledge, why every answer comes with citations and where it beats keyword search.
Keyword search finds documents that contain your words. Reasoning search works toward an answer, drawing on several pieces of company knowledge and showing where each part came from.
What it does
Reasoning Search takes a question in plain language, looks across connected company data and builds an answer from what it finds. It follows links between people, projects, decisions and documents instead of matching terms alone.
Why citations matter
Every answer points back to its sources. That lets a reviewer verify a claim in seconds, and it keeps answers grounded in what your company actually knows. The video on how cited answers work shows an example.
How the knowledge graph helps
Search is only as good as the memory behind it. The Knowledge Graph connects information so that related context surfaces together, even when the wording differs.
Where it fits in daily work
- Preparing for a customer call with the full history in view
- Tracing why a past decision was made
- Giving researchers a way to gather sources and compare them
- Letting agents look things up before they act
Keeping people in charge
Search informs a decision; it does not make it for you. Limits and sign-offs for anything agents do next are covered in Trust and Controls.
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