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BEM and the nine-cent paperwork problem
An invoice can be perfectly legible and still be useless to software. BEM sells the machinery that gets it from somebody’s inbox into a business system, with a trail you can check.
Gaggle and the trouble with knowing
A school account can reveal a cry for help long after the last bell. Gaggle sells districts a way to hear it - and leaves them with the difficult business of deciding what happens next.
MultiLingual Technologies Wants AI to Translate. Humans Still Get the Last Word.
The California language company is turning translation, interpreting and training into a connected set of services and software. Its bet: speed is easier to sell when someone remains responsible for the words.
VIQ Solutions wants AI to do the typing. The record still needs a human.
Courts, police and insurers need words they can rely on. VIQ combines recording software, AI drafts and human editors - while an Australian retreat tests the business behind the transcript.
AI Can Draft the Document. Humans Still Own the Risk
Six automation platforms promise faster, more personal communications. The real test is whether they remove operational work without weakening judgment, control or accountability.
Sensible
Sensible is a developer-first platform that turns any document - PDFs, scans, emails, images - into structured, verifiable JSON. It pairs LLM-based extraction with deterministic, layout-based rules written in its own configuration language, SenseML, and ships 150+ prebuilt parsers plus confidence scores, source coordinates, and human-review workflows. Founded in 2020 and backed by Craft Ventures, Sensible is used by companies across insurance, proptech, financial services, logistics, and healthcare to automate document-heavy operations.