Summarize Long Documents
Turn 80-page contracts, reports, and filings into a tight, grounded summary — extractive or abstractive.
Illustrative example. This capability is on our roadmap and is not wired to a live demo yet — request early access.
What it is
Automatic summarization of long documents — 80-page contracts, reports, and filings — into a short, grounded summary, so you get the gist without reading every page.
Why it matters
Reading every page does not scale, and a summary you cannot trust is worse than none. It has to be grounded in what the document actually says, not invented.
What Xberg does
Xberg's engine produces both extractive summaries (key sentences pulled verbatim) and abstractive ones (a written digest), grounded in the source so each point traces back to the text.
- Extractive (verbatim key sentences) and abstractive (a written digest).
- Grounded in the source rather than free-form generation.
- Works on long, multi-section documents.
- Pairs with entity and keyword extraction for a full brief.
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